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From Hyperliquid to Ripple, from Canada to Malaysia, here are the crypto news you may have missed this week.
From Hyperliquid to Ripple, from Canada to Malaysia, here are the crypto news you may have missed this week.
Stablecoin usage expands into B2B payments as transaction volume surpasses traditional networks and drives corporate adoption worldwide.
 From China to the U.S., from Visa to Gate.io, we’re tracking today’s most important crypto and AI stories as they unfold. This article will be updated throughout the day. 5:00 am: Rumors of New China Crypto Ban Circulate Online Despite Lack of Evidence Social media accounts have reignited rumors that China has imposed a fresh…
World Network is reportedly discussing a partnership with Visa to integrate stablecoin payments into its self-custody crypto wallet.
Visa partners with Transak for seamless cryptocurrency withdrawals and payments through Visa Direct, offering users in over 145 countries.
Prior to the Visa-powered cards, GCash has been issuing cards under payment-processing corporation MasterCard.Â
Razer Merchant Services (RMS) secures Visa’s Direct Acquiring license, enabling secure card payment services in the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Visa and Mastercard decided to halt the launch of some of their crypto-related products and services until market conditions improve.
Through Visa’s program, selected small business owners in fields like music, fashion and film will be supported by the payments giant in expanding their operations through the use of NFTs.
Sky Mavis announced the launch of Phase 2 of Ronin, its Axie Infinity sidechain built to address network congestion and increasing gas fees on the Ethereum blockchain.