Personal Savings Feature Added to West African Platform Facilitating Crypto-t...

Personal Savings Feature Added to West African Platform Facilitating Crypto-t...

Duniapay, a digital banking platform created by three students from Burkina Faso, has added a personal savings feature to its banking application that already provides residents from some 14 West African countries with a flexible digital platform to access financial services. Using a Stablecoin to Save The new feature, which is viewed as another demonstration of the game-changing potential of blockchain technology, comes with an offer of over 8% annual interest on savings. This interest rate offer according to Duniapay surpasses the typical 3.5% interest that is offered by most....


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