Coins.ph Now Allows Users to Pay USDT, USDC Via QRPh
The company indicated that more tokens are slated for integration into the payment flow in the coming months.
The company indicated that more tokens are slated for integration into the payment flow in the coming months.
Binance founder CZ shares new details about the company’s attempt to enter the Philippines and raises claims involving Coins.ph CEO Wei Zhou, which the local executive denies.
Coins.ph states that utilizing stablecoins like USDT and USDC can help local Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) firms and import-export businesses bypass traditional wire transfers.
Coins.ph users report suspicious in-app security alerts that redirect to phishing websites that request wallet connections or crypto transfers.
Coins.ph operates a public bug bounty program on Secuna that offers up to $5,000 to security researchers who uncover critical platform vulnerabilities.
Zhou urges Philippine local governments to digitize collection systems and warns that bureaucratic inefficiencies act as an invisible tax that drains public resources.
The fintech firm revealed ambitious plans to scale its operations beyond its core base of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs).
The event doubled as a Lunar New Year celebration, gathering builders, students, and industry leaders to reflect on a year of rapid grassroots adoption.
The students will be trained to be long-term holders, as per the company, focusing on BTC as a “superior store of value” compared to traditional cash savings
The locally licensed crypto exchange said November’s volume was nearly four times higher than the $117 million recorded in the same month in 2024.