According to the statistics uncovered by the analyst Gene Munster, the use of Apple Pay is expected to increase this year, although the adoption speed is still low.
Digital Asset is excited to announce that Hyperledger has become one of the most highly requested project participants in the Linux Foundation’s history.
The company gets $50 million to apply a distributed ledger to financial services and expands its Board of Directors.
Cloud mining provider, Genesis Mining, has started a new campaign mocking JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon.
MasterCard explains its investment in Digital Currency Group by the profound interest in the blockchain.
IoT connectivity provider Sigfox has announced the expansion of its cellular network in Antarctica as part of its initiative to start the Sigfox Foundation for humanitarian causes.
Wirecard Technologies GmbH has entered into agreement with Visa Europe Collab to help fintech companies develop innovative products for the payments sector.
BitGo offers full compensation if the transaction is not ultimately confirmed in the blockchain.
We’ve identified some of the most promising fintech firms that are likely to make it big in 2016.
WestRock and T+ink launch the first-ever merchandising display solution to incorporate printed electronic sensors in smart shelves and smart pegs.
The Netherlands-based company Adyen has enabled merchants in the United States to use its point of sale payment solution.
Multiple users had to suffer in cold houses as the smart thermostats failed.
Now, customers can use their bitcoins to buy the 21 Bitcoin Computer, the tool allowing developers to build various Bitcoin-related apps.
Digital Asset Holdings, the blockchain-focused startup run by Blythe Masters, has announced it will open an office in London and hire two new executives.
E-coin is one of the leading providers of bitcoin debit cards all over the world.