
Facebook Payments are Coming to Europe as Social Network Secured an E-money License in Ireland
The social network giant has got an e-money license from the Central Bank of Ireland, thus allowing its customers in Europe to pay via its Messenger app.
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The social network giant has got an e-money license from the Central Bank of Ireland, thus allowing its customers in Europe to pay via its Messenger app.
The company brings savings clubs into the digital world via blockchain-based mobile app.
BlackBerry addresses the emerging market of Enterprise of Things (EoT) devices with the launch of the new cloud-enabled mobile security platform.
Metropolis is a part of a long-term ambitious plan to move the protocol toward the so-called abstraction.
US-based bitcoin startup has announced it will stop bitcoin trading via the platform and will focus on using the distributed ledger technology for mobile payments.
LeFinance shares its international ambitions saying that cross-border payments is just what is needed now to increase global influence.
One of the leading audit and consulting services providers, Deloitte, made its first investment in the blockcain-based startup as part of its initiative to diversify its business model.
The white paper focuses on twelve smart contract use cases across a range of industries and topics.
Сhartering financial technology companies that offer bank products and services is connected with increased interest and inflow of investments in the sphere.
Amazon will allow customers choosing the products they want and leaving the shop without lines or registers.