What can credit card networks reveal about stablecoin startup opportunities?
Looking at the maturity of other payment systems, especially credit card networks, may provide some answers.
JinseFinanceLooking at the maturity of other payment systems, especially credit card networks, may provide some answers.
JinseFinanceFrom August 13, French users will be unable to transact on the exchange other than to withdraw funds, Bybit announced Thursday.
Cheng YuanBybit navigates regulatory challenges by shifting operations from Singapore to Dubai, reopening registration for Chinese users amidst concerns, while facing accusations of operating without a license in France.
AnaisBybit applies for a Hong Kong license, signaling strategic expansion and intensifying competition in the burgeoning Asian cryptocurrency market.
BrianBybit Web3 Swap's launch marks a significant step in the DeFi evolution, offering users a secure and streamlined token swapping experience. Ongoing developments, including upcoming integrations, showcase Bybit's dedication to staying at the forefront of innovation.
BerniceSouth Korea's FSC plans to limit credit card use for crypto purchases, particularly foreign transactions, to control illegal outflows and speculation, inviting public feedback.
KikyoSouth Korea plans to impose restrictions on cryptocurrency users, preventing them from engaging in trading activities on foreign exchanges.
ZoeyA trial that allowed users to utilise their Visa cards to pay on-chain gas fees, the event took place on the Ethereum Goerli testnet, which is a dedicated platform for testing applications based on the Ethereum network.
BrianTwo Israel-based credit card companies, Max and Isracard, have started working on Bitcoin investment and cashback solutions via a credit card.
CointelegraphMarty Bent said: “Visa and Mastercard are digging their own graves by politicizing their own products and pushing people all over the world to Bitcoin.”
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