Crypto Payments

PayPal introduces 'Pay with Crypto,' enabling US merchants to accept over 100 cryptocurrencies with lower fees and instant fund access. Transactions convert to PayPal's stablecoin PYUSD offering 4% yield, boosting merchant profitability.

The ECB warns about U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins dominating the eurozone and promotes euro-based alternatives. Meanwhile, PayPal launches global crypto payments, Ethereum marks 10 years with strong gains, and BNB hits a new all-time high. Discover more trends and insights in crypto today.

Mastercard has announced its prediction to tokenize every transaction in the European Union by 2030, signaling a major shift toward secure and efficient digital payments. This move aligns with the growing trend of tokenization in financial services, enhancing security and privacy for consumers. Platforms like Bitlet.app complement this future, offering innovative crypto services such as installment plans for buying cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin climbed to $105,000 after President Trump's executive order promoting cryptocurrency regulations and banning CBDCs. The U.S. move signals growing mainstream acceptance of digital assets, with major cryptocurrencies gaining traction and banks preparing for crypto payments.

Mastercard is paving the way for a future enriched with stablecoin transactions. By partnering with MoonPay, users can convert stablecoins like USDC into local currencies for real-world purchases. This innovation includes debit cards linked to crypto holdings and on-chain identity tools, aiming to simplify cross-border payments. However, the U.S. legislation on stablecoins is currently stalled, with bipartisan negotiations still ongoing.