VISA Might Add Cryptocurrencies to Its 70 Million Merchants Network
According to Visa's CEO, the multinational financial services company might add cryptocurrencies to its payments network of over 70 million
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Adoption: Visa Approves Crypto-Fiat Processor Simplex to Issue Debit Cards
Over 60 million Visa network merchants are to receive cryptocurrency exposure following a partnership between the financial giant and Simplex.
Pornhub Now Only Accepts Bitcoin and Crypto for its Premium Membership
After Visa and Mastercard stopped supporting Pornhub, the adult site is accepting cryptocurrency as the only payment option for its
MasterCard And Visa Also Block Pornhub Payments: Is This Good Or Bad For Crypto?
MasterCard and Visa follow in the footsteps of PayPal and suspend payments to the most popular adult website, Pornhub. Will
Visa Partners With Circle to Integrate USDC for Payments
Visa enters into a partnership with Circle to integrate its USDC stablecoin within its network of merchants.
Visa And BlockFi Partner To Release A Bitcoin Rewards Credit Card
Visa has partnered with BlockFi to offer a credit card allowing customers to receive 1.5% of their purchases back in
Fintech Startup Slammed With Class Action Lawsuit for Privacy Practices
A class action by aggrieved users of various payment apps such as Venmo, Square’s Cash App, and Stripe filed a
Opportunity For Crypto? Major Credit Card Companies Asked To Terminate Services To Pornographic Websites
According to a recent report, a group of international campaigners and campaign groups claiming to work to tackle sexual exploitation
Fold Joins Visa Program to Launch Bitcoin (BTC) Rewards Cards
Slowly but surely, the cryptocurrency industry is heading towards the mainstream adoption it deserves with a new milestone announced today.
Google Pay And Apple Pay Now Usable To Buy Bitcoin And Spend It
Despite the crashing markets, companies are working hard to boost the further adoption of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. In two separate