
Elrond Partners with Revolut to Make EGLD Available to Over 20M Users in 30+ Countries
EGLD is the native token of Elrond, and will now be available to over 20 million customers across over 30 countries through the latest partnership.
EGLD is the native token of Elrond, and will now be available to over 20 million customers across over 30 countries through the latest partnership.
The new payment corridor is a significant move for Ripple as the UAE is the second largest economy in the Arab world.
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