Cardano (ADA) Launches Crypto Charity Platform With Rwanda-Based NGO
Cardano has announced that Rwanda’s Save the Children foundation had become the latest charity organization to embrace cryptocurrencies. The partnership came to fruition when Cardano had successfully installed a payment gateway that allowed the NGO to receive donations using Cardano’s native currency ADA. The statement released on the Save the Children website explained that thousands […]
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Save the Children in Rwanda recently became the latest member of the NGO community to endorse cryptocurrencies after it announced the establishment of a partnership agreement with the Cardano Foundation. ADA Donations According to a statement released by parties to the project, this arrangement became possible after Cardano “installed a payment gateway that allows ADA donations to come directly to the project without intermediaries.” Once received, the funds will be “invested in African-based social enterprises with a proven impact on children, families, or youth.”....
Cardano (ADA) has recently secured another win in its long repertoire of wins lately. The native coin of Cardano, ADA, has now been approved to be listed in Japan, which features one of the hardest listing requirements in the world. Only a handful of coins have been able to receive approval to be listed on exchanges in Japan, and ADA just became one of them. Japan has always been crypto-friendly right from the beginning. But that does not mean they have lax laws when it comes to cryptocurrencies. The coins that are listed on exchanges in Japan are carefully screened to make sure that they....
Bybit has ranked low in Rwanda’s crypto adoption figures — and the country’s central bank wants to keep it that way. Related Reading: Crypto Hacks Dropped Sharply In Early 2026, But Experts Say The Threat Isn’t Going Away A Quick Expansion, A Quicker Response When the crypto exchange added the Rwandan franc to its peer-to-peer […]
The global charity organization, CARE, has created crypto-based vouchers that will be distributed to women and select groups in Africa and Latin America. According to CARE, these vouchers will be redeemable for goods, services or cash and linked to the needs of recipients. However, in its statement announcing the launch of the pilot phase, the NGO reveals only groups in Kenya and Ecuador are set to participate. In Kenya, the vouchers will go to the “village savings and loans associations that are coping with the economic impact of COVID-19.” In Ecuador, the crypto vouchers....
Driven by a community initiative, US$500,000,000 has been raised in ADA to be given to charity through so-called “mission-driven stake pools”. Via a post on the Cardano forum written by Elliot Hill, part of the Cardano Foundation team, platform users were informed of the following: The rewards from these pools, generated by the collective power […]