
MoonPay Launches World’s First Credit Card Checkout for NFT Purchases
Crypto payment infrastructure provider MoonPay has gone live with a first-of-its-kind card checkout initiative for NFT purchase.
Crypto payment infrastructure provider MoonPay has gone live with a first-of-its-kind card checkout initiative for NFT purchase.
With the new service, Santander will offer customers the opportunity of paying interest-free installments within seconds.
The new Klarna post-purchase payments UK card comes on the heels of similar offerings in Sweden and Germany, and is on course to also debut in the US.
This came after Google dialed back its plans to add bank accounts to its payment app. The company’s ambition to offer financial services has been in the works for years.
The launch of a Revolut stock trading service for US users directly competes with Robinhood and Cash App for some market share.
In addition to stating that its clients can leverage their Bitcoin to buy properties, the fintech added that they would also qualify for a low-interest rate 30-year crypto mortgage.
Experts at Visa believe that CBDCs can help facilitate the efficient distribution of stimulus packages in developed countries and aid financial inclusion in developing countries.
The partnership between Citadel, Sequoia, and Paradigm is expected to increase the rate of technological advancement, particularly in the Blockchain and financial sectors.
The decision by N26 to launch crypto and equities trading comes after the fintech discontinued operations in the United States.
The so-called “PayPal coin” is expected to be backed by the US dollar.
The People’s Bank of China is looking to leverage the massive user base that WeChat has for accelerated adoption of its digital yuan.
The reports have taken a new twist as H&M has denied setting stores in the metaverse.
Bill Barhydt, CEO of crypto exchange Abra, predicted that Bitcoin has a good chance of hitting $100,000 in 2022.
Swift is seeking to support both traditional and tokenized asset flow. For now, they will focus on only the regulated assets.
While Colbeci is planning to begin working for Checkout.com from his office in San Francisco, California, he intends to move out to Europe in due time.