WireX News

Wirex Pay introduced its modular chain for payments, enhancing security through non-custodial wallets and a private key system.

Wirex co-founders discuss the shift toward self-custody wallets amid declining trust in centralized platforms and introduce Wirex Pay as a solution.

Wirex first launched its crypto debit card in 2015 and currently claims over six million customers.

Wirex cards may stop working in the European Economic Area, but funds held in the account are safe, the company said.

Users can spend AVAX, in addition to 61 crypto and traditional currencies on Wirex once they are linked up with a crypto-enabled debit card.

Wirex has temporarily halted signing up new U.K. customers following what it called “constructive dialogue” with the Financial Conduct Authority.

Wirex and the Stellar Development Foundation emphasized that age is “no barrier to adopting blockchain technology.”

Crypto businesses are unsure how to react to new regulations in the Russian Federation.

Mastercard is reaching out to cryptocurrency firms and encouraging them to apply to become partners as part of its newly-expanded cryptocurrency card program.

Cointelegraph examines where crypto debit cards are available and what options they offer as wider adoption starts to take hold.

Are Mastercard and VISA about to deem crypto and ICOs ‘high risk’?

Dash Conference 2017 was successful and gave a sneak peak of future integrations

Wirex, the cryptocurrency debit card issuer, has closed a $3 mln funding round with Japanese conglomerate SDI Group.

Debit card manufacturer Wirex now enables its users to fund their cards with Ethereum, Monero, Litecoin, and 12 more Altcoins.

Cointelegraph contacted the eight major providers of Bitcoin debit cards with the question: Can Bitcoin debit cards really be private or anonymous?