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Today will shake the cryptocurrency market a bit as Bitcoin futures contract expires. We already know how strongly such days affect the price of Bitcoin, which drags other cryptocurrencies along with it.
The initiative by Swipe and Marqeta will attract a lot of customers which will pose a huge competition to the traditional financial institutions that are centralized and overcollateralized in the loaning business.
With the Binance Visa card, you can use the crypto assets in your Binance account to spend them and transact at more than 60 million locations around the world, wherever Visa is accepted.
Binance Card could soon enter the United States, thanks to a partnership of Swipe that will provide users in the U.S. with direct USD deposits.
Swipe on its official blog has announced that it is waiving the 1% commissions for purchase/sell and transaction of cryptocurrencies. Not only commissions are gone, but Swipe cards are also fee-free and are shipped with no cost.
The Swipe Wallet has been designed to require Swipe Tokens SXP to perform all functions of the Wallet. Users on the Swipe Wallet will be able to buy, sell, and pay with their cryptocurrencies to fiat directly within the wallet application as well as purchase Gift Cards and make instant exchanges between all supported assets.
Users will be able to use their SXP tokens at launch with tiered benefits based on the SXP balance in the Wallet Contract. All Swipe Wallets require a 1 SXP deposit to activate and utilize on-chain functions based on an audited Smart Wallet-Contract to perform its duties. The protocol has been designed and built on Ethereum.
As mobile payments continue to evolve to meet consumer demand, we looked at the main trends that will shape the future of the industry.
Anyone who has ever invested in securities has encountered the term ‘dematerialization’. In the following guide, we will explore what dematerialization is, how it started, and why it is important.
