Electroneum News

A crypto-focused freelancing site is encouraging talented artists and illustrators to start offering their services to those who want to create an NFT.

Crypto payments network Electroneum is expanding its utility bill and mobile phone airtime top-up coverage to more countries in Africa.

A freelancing platform says it has had rave reviews from clients buying services, with many commenting that the talented professionals they worked with “went the extra mile.”

A crypto payments network now allows mobile airtime and data to be purchased in 163 countries, with top-ups for electricity meters offered in five African nations.

Want to pay less for hotels so you’ve got more money for cocktails on the beach? A crypto start up says its digital currency is now supported by a cut-price travel site.

A crypto payments network has signed a partnership with one of the top five gaming server providers worldwide.

We spoke to Electroneum CEO Richard Ells about crypto’s role in the current financial landscape, whether digital assets can be used as an everyday means of payment, and the hurdles that lie ahead.

An award-winning crypto payments network is marking its third anniversary — and says it has big plans for the next 12 months.

A crypto payments network with 4 million registered users has joined the likes of Ripple and Binance as a member of Blockchain for Europe.

Freelancing websites often offer slow payment terms and punishing commission fees — but a crypto-focused rival aims to change all of that.

A crypto payments network with over 4 million users globally has bold plans for expansion and says its native token is “better than money.”

Crypto payments network Electroneum takes aim at expanding to African countries with new electricity top-up feature.

Co-inventor of blockchain Scott Stornetta says a mobile-based cryptocurrency delivers real use cases for unbanked consumers.

Dubbed M1, Electroneum’s new smartphone is priced at $80 and enables crypto mining, even in offline mode.

Microsoft’s Windows Defender Antivirus reported that it stopped more than 400,000 attempts to inject crypto mining malware in 12 hours.