The company behind OK Cashbag, the oldest mileage point program in South Korea, is mulling a plan to convert cash points into cryptocurrency.
A built-from-scratch blockchain aiming to enable private contracts between users has officially entered testing.
CoinText.io,a blockchain startup developing a way of conducting offline bitcoin cash transactions, closed a $600,000 seed funding round.
A new patent filing reveals Chinese e-commerce giant has been exploring the use of blockchain technology to speed up international payments.
Coinbase CEO and co-founder Brian Armstrong wants to help the unbanked access financial services with a new charity, GiveCrypto.org.
Messaging app Kik's users can now begin earning and spending its kin token with the launch of its "crypto-economy," the company said Wednesday.
DarkTower director Scott Dueweke said cryptocurrencies are "tailor made" for foreign powers hoping to influence American elections.
The payment affiliate of China's e-commerce giant Alibaba has launched a blockchain-based remittance service between Hong Kong and the Philippines.
Amsterdam's Schiphol airport has launched an ATM that allows departing travelers to exchange their remaining euros for bitcoin or ethereum.
More than a million people signed up to trade cryptocurrencies after Robinhood first announced the feature, co-CEO Vlad Tenev said Wednesday.
Retail giant Walmart is exploring a way to let households manage their electricity bills with prepayments in cryptocurrency.
The partnership between American Express, Ripple and Santander Bank that began back in November of last year is reaching new heights.
South Africa startup Wala is using microraiden for high volume, low-value, off-chain ethereum transactions. And people are using it in the thousands.
Several leading institutions are working towards producing tokenized digital central bank money, a more viable approach than unbacked crypto-assets.
A patent filing from Mastercard explores how to use public blockchains to securely verify card credentials at the point of sale.