Following the app release, an in-principle DLT approval by the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission and an acceptance onto the STP network, Tap’s token (XTP) is to become available on the Bittrex platform.
XRP contains losses above the support level of $0.1760, although the upward movement is still limited.
Supply chain fintech startup Tradeshift is cutting cross-border supplier-buyer transaction fees by tapping the public Ethereum blockchain. The startup is an innovation division of Goldman Sachs and has two million firms on its platform.
MacDonald’s will use the Adyen platform to receive and process payments made in its mobile app. The UK will be the first country with this initiative implemented.
By bringing Lightning Network’s speed and costs to payment channels on blockchain protocols, Metaverse will help merchants to accept transactions in digital currencies.
Albo’s second round, $18 million funding was led by Peter Thiel’s VC firm Valar Ventures. The deal brought Mexico City-based Albo’s total raised to $26.1 million.
Germany-based Upvest will use the funding for not only expanding its reach but also for its API easier integration.
Tencent’s WeBank will provide the technical infrastructure needed by China in the development and deployment of its national blockchain network.
JPMorgan Chase & Co is looking to launch a blockchain-based Interbank Information Network (IIN) in January 2020 in Japan to fight money laundering and terrorism financing.
BitPay Stablecoins Payment Gateway (BPSPG) is a volatility-free payments network boosted thanks to the most popular stablecoins.
Nubank with a valuation of $10 billion is the leading force in fintech in Latin America.
The People’s Bank of China is preparing for testing its digital currency in the cities of Shenzhen and Suzhou.
OneConnect Financial Technolgy which is the blockchain and Artificial Intelligence arm of Ping An Insurance indicated the details of its $468 million IPO.
FinTechs and neobanks are prone to adopting the most innovative technologies, such as cloud computing and blockchain technology.
Rapyd, a London-based FinTech startup has got an extra $20 million in funding from Durable Capital Partners aiming to enable more customers to tap into a wide variety of financial services.