Crypto payments

Mastercard will expand its cryptocurrency payment card programme by seeking more partnerships with crypto firms, the company's head of crypto and blockchain said, even as the sector comes under closer scrutiny from regulators and banks grow…

Ralph Lauren, the 56-year-old luxury fashion house, is set to give its brand a new-age Web3 twist. The company's new Miami Design District store — located in Miami, Florida — has begun accepting payments in cryptocurrencies. This is the…

Twitter, now under its new chief Elon Musk, could soon expand its services beyond just a social networking platform. The micro-blogging platform has reportedly filed papers to bag approvals to function as a payment processor for not just…

The Russia-Ukraine conflict, which started in February, still does not quite seem close to any end. In the midst of the ongoing tensions between the two nations, the European Union (EU) has imposed a complete ban on all cross-border crypto…

Payments company Stripe Inc., one of the world’s most valuable startups, is stepping up its return to cryptocurrencies. Payments company Stripe Inc., one of the world’s most…

Cryptocurrency businesses and services in Thailand may be looking at rough days ahead, as the country has set its intentions to restrict the operability of the sector. Thailand will be banning the use of cryptocurrencies as payment option…

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Gunnercooke, a UK-based law firm, has officially enabled payments for its services in crypto assets such as Bitcoin and Ether. Founded in 2010, the London-headquartered firm claims to have over 300 lawyers as part of its team. By…

BrightChamps, a Goa-based edtech firm, has officially announced the acceptance of crypto payments for its services in international markets. The platform will now accept fees in the form of Bitcoin, Ether, and Tether from its users in…

India’s cryptocurrency bill will almost certainly ban digital tokens from being used as currencies but may allow them to be held as assets, according to the latest reports. Despite this, a small but growing number of businesses continue to…