Bitrefill News

Self-custody and Lightning Network integrations are anticipated to drive the next milestone in the development of crypto cards.

Bitcoin and crypto travelers can bid farewell to telco woes with Bitrefill’s eSims, now available in 140 countries.

A senior executive confirms users will be able to make Lightning payments from this week via a partnership with Bitrefill, with another announcement forthcoming.

Encrypted email service, ProtonMail, is not cashing in Bitcoin payments made for its services, and apparently “hasn’t for years.”

April Fool’s day began with a fake story about a full audit release for Tether and has continued with an unending number of fake crypto launches.

Joel Monegro, partner of Fred Wilson’s Union Square Ventures has recently launched a Telegram Bot that allows users to purchase mobile minutes with bitcoin instantly.

Bitrefill is connecting bitcoin to the second-most modern form of electronic money — prepaid phone credits. The service lets users punch in their mobile number, select the amount they wish to add, and then pay in bitcoin.

NASDAQ has agreed to provide the New York-based startup Noble Markets the core technology to power a marketplace for trading bitcoins, Russia’s Ministry of Finance is expected to take measures against the usage of monetary surrogates such as bitcoin, and more top stories for March 24.