Philippines’ fintech achieves unicorn status after embracing crypto payments
Voyager reportedly plans to integrate cryptocurrencies, micro investments and insurance products into PayMaya, which already includes a digital wallet.
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Voyager reportedly plans to integrate cryptocurrencies, micro investments and insurance products into PayMaya, which already includes a digital wallet.
With the new feature, PayMaya intends to make it simpler for Filipinos to learn about and use cryptocurrencies.
The relief fund has been used to purchase essential goods like medicines, power generators, and canned food for affected communities in the Philippines.
One of the largest banks in the Philippines, Unionbank, is reportedly launching cryptocurrency trading and custodial services. “It’s a way to future-proof our banking business,” said a Unionbank executive. Philippines’…
This year, the Sky Mavis-crafted blockchain game Axie Infinity has seen incredible growth and has recently surpassed $3 billion in all-time sales. However, researchers at Naavik explain in a recent…
Governments in Asia are quickly researching or implementing CBDCs. What does this mean for the region’s overdependence on the U.S. dollar?
The Philippine government is yet to determine whether Axie’s in-game NFTs should be classified as securities or currency.