TL;DR PayPal introduces ‘Pay With Crypto’ to let small businesses accept over 100 cryptocurrencies, converting them into its PYUSD stablecoin for lower fees and faster access
TL;DR PayPal will expand PYUSD to Arbitrum, adding a third network after its initial rollout on Ethereum and Solana. The integration aims to lower costs and
TL;DR PayPal CEO Alex Chriss emphasizes that stablecoins hold unique value for cross-border transactions, especially in underserved regions. He acknowledges that adoption in the US remains
TL;DR PYUSD Launch on Stellar: PayPal is set to transform digital payments by launching its stablecoin, PYUSD, on the Stellar blockchain, promising fast, low-cost cross-border transactions.
TL;DR Regulatory Reprieve: The SEC has ended its probe into PayPal’s dollar-pegged stablecoin, PYUSD, clearing the way for the company to focus on advancing its digital
TL;DR PayPal and Coinbase expanded their partnership to remove fees for operating with PYUSD on Coinbase and boost its adoption in regulated markets. The agreement includes
TL;DR PayPal will offer a 3.7% annual yield on PYUSD balances starting in the summer of 2025, with monthly payments in the same stablecoin. PYUSD is
TL;DR PayPal will add support for Solana (SOL) and Chainlink (LINK), allowing U.S. users to buy, sell, and transfer them. The company aims to offer more
TL;DR Expanded Crypto Offerings: PayPal now allows U.S. users to buy, sell, and hold Solana (SOL) and Chainlink (LINK) alongside its existing crypto options. Enhanced Blockchain
TL;DR PayPal plans to integrate its stablecoin PYUSD into over 20 million merchants by the end of 2025, facilitating international payments and reducing conversion fees. The
Ads
Follow us on Social Networks
Crypto Tutorials
Crypto Reviews
© Crypto Economy
