Paypal-owned payments firm Venmo has expanded its crypto support by enabling credit cardholders to convert their cash back rewards into four digital assets hosted on the platform.
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Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro shows IOTX, SXP and CVT racking up double-digit gains right as bulls pushed BTC price above $46,000.
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Mastercard is angling to become the go-to for governments and private entities when testing and rolling out central bank digital currencies or stablecoins.
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This spring, crypto-related transactions using Visa were a significant boost to the company’s cross-border volume, although this effect is beginning to wane.
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Hodling is nice, but eventually, everyone wants to buy something. This is why crypto debit and credit cards are key to mass adoption.
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Crypto debit cards are growing in popularity as holders look for effortless ways to spend their assets.
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A new crypto-focused credit card aims to simplify shopping by ensuring consumers don’t need to manually convert their tokens before making a purchase.
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Cryptocurrency exchange platform and card issuer Crypto.com has partnered with Visa and plans to debut fiat lending.
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Gemini Credit Card will allow users to earn rewards paid in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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The new credit card will offer Bitcoin rewards rather than airline miles or cash.
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A new ecosystem is vowing to offer consumers the freedom to pay in fiat or crypto without middlemen — tackling the “miserable experience” they currently face.
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Former Goldman Sachs Executive Priyanka Lilaramani has become a new CEO at Malta-based startup which enables short-term cash advances in fiat currencies, made available through a unique prepaid Mastercard or Visa card.
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C3 Platform provides an opportunity to pick up the credit offer with optimal interest rate or use all accepted limits approved by banks expanding and managing thus the pool of available limits with free interest period of credit limits up to 60 days.
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