GTN and Payward Unveil Strategic Partnership to Democratize Global Capital Markets GTN and Payward have joined forces to democratize access to global capital markets, marking a significant move in the financial technology sector. This partnership […]
Ex-Ripple executive’s USBC has sealed a deal with Uphold and Vast Bank to launch tokenized bank deposits, aiming to bridge traditional banking with blockchain and boost regulated digital asset adoption.
Discover four key ways Bitcoin could reshape traditional banking. This listicle explores how crypto may disrupt payments, lending, cross-border transfers and financial control, and what that could mean for the future of banks.
Coinbase’s CEO says major banks now see cryptocurrencies as an existential threat to their business, pushing them to accelerate digital asset strategies amid rising competition and regulatory scrutiny.
Hong Kong’s trial granting Chinese nationals access to stablecoins signals a pragmatic shift in digital finance, framing stable assets as an evolution of money infrastructure rather than a disruptive revolution.
Kansas lawmakers have introduced a bill to establish a state-run Bitcoin and digital assets reserve fund, aiming to diversify holdings, hedge economic risks, and signal growing institutional embrace of cryptocurrency.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire says USDC is a neutral settlement layer for digital dollars, designed to complement – not compete with – payment giants like Visa and Mastercard in global transactions.
U.S. mortgage lender Newrez will now accept Bitcoin, Ethereum and select stablecoins as qualifying assets for home loans, signaling growing Wall Street confidence in crypto’s role in mainstream housing finance.
Argentina’s central bank moves to allow traditional banks to offer Bitcoin and other crypto services, signaling a major shift in financial policy and opening the door to wider mainstream digital asset adoption.
PNC Bank’s CEO said stablecoins must clearly choose between operating as payment tools or money market funds, warning that regulatory frameworks and risk standards will diverge sharply based on which path they take.