Bitpay’s Copay Wallet Gets an Intel Upgrade

Bitpay’s Copay Wallet Gets an Intel Upgrade

BitPay has revealed a new partnership with Intel software services. During this week’s Money 20/20 event in Las Vegas, the company announced its Copay users will get hardware-level security with Intel Software Guard Extensions. BitPay’s Wallet Service Copay Gets An Intel Upgrade. Leading Bitcoin payment processor Bitpay continues its progress in this....


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