Crypto adoption shifts from wallet counts to weekday spending as new behavioral metrics and loyalty economics redefine what ...

XRP demonstrated an important point: there is real demand for faster, cheaper cross-border payments, and the legacy system ...

PayPal will soon roll out functionality to allow businesses to accept over one hundred cryptocurrencies, the company has revealed. Reportedly, merchants will soon be able to accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, ...

PayPal said Monday it will allow businesses to accept payments in more than 100 types of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin and ethereum. Called "Pay with Crypto," the new service will allow ...

YDPay, a digital asset platform focused on simplifying crypto access and settlements across Africa, has expanded its payments services following the successful launch of its mobile applications, the ...

PayPal has rolled out a new “Pay with Crypto” feature that allows people to use Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major cryptocurrencies to pay for goods and services directly through their PayPal accounts ...

A federal proposal dubbed the GENIUS Act would create a regulatory framework for stablecoins, and also require the digital asset to be backed by the U.S. dollar or short-term U.S. treasury bills. Some ...

The financial plumbing powering our daily transactions is being rebuilt, and the infrastructure companies operating behind the scenes are reaping the benefits. mobile payments. Wallet connected with ...

PayPal Holdings Inc. will soon allow businesses to accept more than one hundred cryptocurrencies at checkout. The option is going live in the coming weeks and will allow merchants to accept crypto ...

The payments giant has launched Pay with Crypto, a feature that lets merchants accept more than one hundred digital currencies and settle in either fiat currency or PYUSD, the company’s own stablecoin ...

Not too long ago, the thought of walking into a store and buying a pair of jeans with Bitcoin or any other kind of cryptocurrency would have sounded like science fiction — but yesterday’s novelty may ...