Panama has unveiled a sweeping draft bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrencies and fostering the development of blockchain-based services, signaling a renewed effort …
Payments
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Web3
Crypto Analyst Gives $38 XRP Price Target In 2025, How Remittix Could Be The Next Payments Giant
by shayaanby shayaanThe Ripple token is up in profits now, thanks to the resolution of its lawsuits against the SEC. Now, the project is …
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Finance
Crypto Exchange Bitso Launches Stablecoin Business, Eyeing LatAm Cross-Border Payments
by shayaanby shayaanBitso, a crypto exchange focusing on Latin America, is entering the increasingly attractive stablecoin market as global adoption accelerates. The company’s business …
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Regulation
US Consumers Lose $2,088,000,000 to Fraudulent Bank Transfers and Payments, According to FTC
by shayaanby shayaanThe losses suffered by Americans as a result of fraudulent bank transfers and payments have significantly increased over the past five years, …
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Scammers are forging arrest warrants for missed jury duty, demanding payment in bitcoin and gift cards. They use realistic court-style documents and …
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Bakkt Holdings (BKKT) is bringing on Akshay Naheta as co-CEO and entering a strategic partnership with Naheta’s payments startup, Distributed Technologies Research …
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A new report has tipped the future of global payment to be digital, predicting a market capitalization of $3 trillion before the …
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Adoption
IMF updates global standards to include crypto in balance of payments
by shayaanby shayaanThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has overhauled its balance of payments standards to reflect the growing impact of digital assets. According to …
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Adoption
Travala.com Reshapes Travel and Tourism by Integrating Crypto Payments
by shayaanby shayaanTravala.com, a well-known Web3 travel platform, has announced a significant crypto integration. As per Travala.com, the platform is enabling travel booking through …
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