P2P Payments News

Apple faces a class-action lawsuit over alleged anti-competitive conduct in the iOS peer-to-peer payments market.

Demystify the world of digital currencies with a detailed guide to purchasing Bitcoin with Venmo and reviewing transaction fees, limits and security precautions.

In its fight against money laundering, Singapore provides operational licenses to crypto businesses that can showcase robust Anti-Money Laundering controls.

Singapore, Malaysia, the UAE, France, Benelux countries, Nepal and the U.K. have adopted the NPCI’s UPI payments system to varying degrees.

The crypto exchange removed its “yellow” and “green” codewords from its list of payment methods, which previously referred to sanctioned Russian banks.

A new project aims to build a peer-to-peer marketplace to facilitate censorship-resistant, permissionless trading among Bitcoin users.

Scammers have made it impossible for Indian crypto traders to conduct P2P trades owing to several police complaints and bank account freezes that follow.

Armstrong confirmed that Coinbase was looking into adding support for the Bitcoin Lightning Network and reassured its support for Bitcoin payments.

P2P lending is a way for individuals to lend money directly to other individuals without involving traditional financial institutions, such as banks.

Chris Maurice, founder and CEO of crypto exchange Yellow Card said in Africa, crypto isn’t the “casino” it can sometimes feel like in the West.

The collaboration intends to bring changes to public administration and the business sector.

Deposits on mobile payment apps may not be insured by the FDIC, and customers may not know whether their money is insured or not.

Users of the mobile payment service will also be able to receive crypto through a QR code or external crypto address.

Glassnode data demonstrates that the Lightning Network outcompetes traditional payment networks in terms of commission costs.

Two major P2P platforms announced their closure in the first quarter of 2023. Many blame it on growing regulatory scrutiny, but experts call for better alternatives.