Paypal to Allow Cryptocurrency Withdrawals to Third-Party Wallets
Payments giant Paypal will soon allow its users to transfer cryptocurrencies away from its platform to third-party wallets, the company’s head of cryptocurrency reportedly revealed. Paypal has been seeing tremendous growth in its crypto business. Paypal to Support Crypto Transfers to Third-Party Wallets Jose Fernandez da Ponte, Paypal’s head of cryptocurrency, said during the Consensus 2021 conference Wednesday that his company will soon start allowing cryptocurrency withdrawals to third-party wallets. He explained: We want to make it as open as possible and we want to give....
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A representative of PayPal has announced that it will allow users to transfer bitcoin from the platform to their own third-party wallets.
Prior to Wednesday’s decision, PayPal users weren’t allowed to move their holdings off the platform. PayPal’s embrace of cryptocurrencies appears to be growing after the payments provider revealed that it will allow users to withdraw their digital assets to third-party wallets. The news, which was reported by Reuters Wednesday afternoon, comes just seven months after PayPal first enabled crypto purchases on its platform. At the time, the decision was heralded as a major milestone in mainstream recognition of digital assets. The Wednesday announcement means PayPal users will be able to send....
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Financial services platform Revolut will allow users to withdraw bitcoin to their own wallets, something firms like PayPal should consider.
This is a message to Paypal. Instead of embracing Bitcoin, PayPal could create their own payment processing system using the source code used to create Bitcoin. The idea of wallets, fast confirmations of transactions, anonymity of the users will be preserved. Instead of a coin payment to the miners, offer to pay them in dollars. Utilizing Bitcoin as the beta-test; we can see that miners are willing to mine for payment. This mining process eliminates most of the fixed costs Paypal has with its existing business model. The minimization of costs will allow for micro transactions to be....