According to a recent announcement by the digital payment’s behemoth Visa, its new Web3 loyalty program will include interactive treasure hunts and gamified prizes. Brands will be able to build digital wallets on behalf of customers to store reward points and experiences using the customer engagement platform called the Visa
Solana (SOL), one of the top 10 cryptocurrencies in the world by market cap, has shown a significant surge in the last 24 hours. The unexpected increase from Solana caught the attention of the cryptocurrency community, even though the entire market is in severe decline. At the same time, the
Visa is bringing its stablecoin settlement pilot to the Solana blockchain, enabling high-throughput transactions with negligible costs for issuers and merchants using USDC. The move comes after an extensive evaluation of Solana’s speed, costs, and decentralization. Visa cited demand from clients to leverage newer, high-performance chains for moving USDC settlements.
Visa cards are being distributed to crypto exchange Lama’s consumers. The physical and digital cards make it possible to instantaneously convert cryptocurrency to fiat and use it everywhere Visa is accepted. The cards come with some unique advantages, such as a 2% BTC reward on all purchases for the Gold plan. Lama, a
Visa, one of the leading digital payment companies in the world, has looked to increase its reach across the digital payment landscape via a new ambitious crypto product roadmap. On Monday, Cuy Sheffield, the Visa head of crypto, stated that the company is aiming for a further push into mainstream
Even if the market were to tank, it seems like Visa’s cryptocurrency operations would continue as planned. The company behind the widely-used cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io, Gate Group, has announced that it would launch a Gate Visa crypto debit card. Gate has announced that it is now accepting registrations and waiting
The world’s leading payment giant, Visa, stepped up to deny the news of temporarily halting their crypto services on Twitter. The seeming news involved the payment giants – Visa and Mastercard – and caused high speculations in the financial sector. Clearing those all, Visa’s Head of Crypto, Cuy Sheffield, declared
In the wake of the crypto industry meltdown, the two largest credit card giants, Visa and Mastercard, plan to pause new partnerships with cryptocurrency firms. This action from the multinational payments service company comes after the crypto exchange FTX and cryptocurrency lender BlockFi filed for bankruptcy, which sent shockwaves to
The largest cryptocurrency “Bitcoin (BTC) overtook Visa” to rank as the eleventh-largest asset by market capitalization. The price of BTC has increased by over 48% since the start of 2023. At the time of writing, Bitcoin traded at $24,486 with a market capitalization of $472 billion, slightly more than the
Visa, a leader in digital payments, has announced a collaboration with the cryptocurrency payments app Wirex, allowing the latter to issue cryptocurrency debit cards to customers in more than 40 countries. Today, the two corporations issued a statement formalizing their relationship, marking the beginning of a long-term, worldwide alliance between
