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Two billion people in the world still do not have a bank account. Blockchain could help integrating these people into society and the global economy.
Texas-based Bitcoin ATM network Coinsource has installed 20 new Bitcoin ATM machines in the US state of Georgia.
Centra, Monaco and TenX attempt to bridge the gap between traditional financial systems and the unbanked.
For many Venezuelans, bitcoin isn’t just a financial network or an investment method. In fact for most, bitcoin is an important survivability tool that allows r...
Our London correspondent caught up with Humaniq founder Alex Fork, who has an ambition to help eliminate poverty by delivering new banking options to emerging m...
Catering to a new class of Bitcoin users: Paxful CEO.
Russian Internet ombudsman Dmitry Marinichev suggested allowing the use of cryptocurrencies for residents of Crimea.
Despite the popularity of Bitcoin, the complexity of acquisition and usage has remained a disadvantage for the cryptocurrency.
Alex Fork of Humaniq, a Blockchain startup that aims at connecting the unbanked to the global economy with just a smartphone, tells about its business model. ...
Circle officially terminated its bitcoin trading services and launched a bitcoin blockchain-based remittance and messaging application to serve the unbanked.
The non-for-profit Stellar network has launched a Blockchain-backed money transfer to compete with SWIFT.
Founders of a South American Blockchain platform InkaPay tell Cointelegraph about how it was launched and how it penetrates to the the areas where many unbanked...
With its smartphone penetration growing and many citizens unbanked, Bitcoin’s adoption in Ghana has a future.
Bitcoin has all the potential to enhance economic opportunities in Bolivia as the fastest-growing South American economy.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are for the unbanked – and those who'd like to become unbanked.
Interview with the Founder & President of BitCharities and Bitlanders, Francesco Rulli
The Humanitarian Blockchain is taking on the worst problems facing the world's poor through innovative use of blockchain technology and non-governmental solutio...
If bitcoin acceptance reaches a critical mass where necessities of food, shelter, and clothing can be bought with it, it will likely have reached a tipping poin...
Zimbabwean women farmers will be given Bitcoins which they can redeem for goods at selected suppliers.