Apple Pay Now Supports Crypterium Virtual VISA Card

Crypterium, a leading provider of crypto-focused cards has now introduced a new virtual card in partnership with Apple Pay. This is huge news for the cryptocurrency-based payments industry and a significant leap forward in digital asset adoption. Also this one of the many reasons why Crypterium was named one of the 50 “rising stars” by KPMG. Crypterium Brings Its Users A Crypto Virtual Card For Added Speed, Safety, Accessibility, And Security Crypterium recently announced the […]

Crypterium, a popular cryptocurrency based fintech startup has achieved a new milestone by officially entering into a partnership with VISA. As a part of this partnership, the KPMG-awarded company has announced the launch of a new payment card – Crypterium Card VISA Edition. With the addition of Crypterium Card VISA Edition to its portfolio, Crypterium […]

Crypterium, a leading provider of crypto-focused payment cards aims at bridging the gap between cryptocurrencies and their real-world adoption. The company recently added a Visa card option to its already extensive offering, further adding value to the entire range of Crypterium products. Here’s why this is a big deal for crypto and why it will pave the way for mainstream adoption. Crypterium Visa Card Accessibility Makes Crypto Spending Simple For All The cryptocurrency industry is […]

Customers using the Bakkt app can now apply for a debit card which will enable them to pay with bitcoin at merchants that don’t currently take crypto. The virtual Visa card can be added to Apple Pay or Google Pay to purchase items at thousands of retailers supporting the mobile payment systems. Bakkt Card Can Be Linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay This year’s all-time highs convinced many to invest in cryptocurrencies but digital assets still have a lot of ground to cover to achieve wide adoption in everyday payments. Debit cards issued by crypto companies bridge the gap....

Ripple Labs has created a lot of interest in blockchain technology with its Interledger Protocol (ILP), including from Apple and Google, according to the International Business Times. The ILP could be bringing the technology to more widespread use. Ripple serves as co-chair of W3C’s Web Payments Working Group, putting the company in regular contact with technology providers. Stefan Thomas, Ripple’s chief technology officer, said Apple, Google, Mozilla and other players are seeking a better user experience for web payments, considering the issues they face relying on card networks. Tech....