Payza to support 50 crypto currencies @BlockRush

in #steemit7 years ago


Payza is UK based global online payment processor and digital wallet operator with over 12 million members, support for upto 26 currencies and active operation in 190 countries. Paypza has mobile apps for iOS and Android.

In a press release, Payza has announced it will provide full support for Bitcoins while increasing support for the exchange of upto 50 other crypto currencies including Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, Dash, Monero, and Steem!

This move will not make Payza the first major digital wallet operator to support Bitcoins as both Payza and Paypal already partially support Bitcoins. Howeve this timer, Payza would has gone further into its commitment to crypto currency by supporting the exchange of upto 50 cryto currencies.

When it come to #Bitcoins, Payza intends to give it an equal footing with fiat currencies, and will offer complete support for Bitcoin in every that it does for fiat currencies.


 "We were among the first online payment platforms and e-wallet providers to embrace Bitcoin back in 2014," said Firoz Patel, Payza global executive vice president.


Payza merchants can now accept payment in Bitcoins which they can instantly convert to multiple fiat currencies including the US Dollars, Euros and Pounds.

Users will be able to convert their Bitcoins and other alt coins to USD and then load it to the Payza prepaid cards which is accepted online and at all ATMs globally. However Payza plans to further streamline this process so Bitcoins and other alt coins could be directly converted to USD on the Mastercard.


Steemian Talk:

  • Are you a user of Payza? What do you think of the initiative of Payza?
  • Is Payza simply trying to adapt to be able to survive the likes of Coin Base, Bit Pay and even Paypal?
  • Being a heavily regulated financial institution, will Payza compromise the privacy of its users?
  • By offering support for the exchange of 50 crypto currencies, is Payza trying to becoming a crypto currency exchange?
  • Payza will support #Steem! Would you consider using Payza for your #Steem exchanges?
  • Is Payza's exchange a threat to ShapeShift, Local Bitcoins and other crypto currency exchanges?

Tell us what you think in the comment below!


Recommended posts


@BlockRush is an informational site about Bitcoins/Blockchain technologies and industries. We features news analysis of major development in the Bitcoin and Blockchain and outline their potential impact on the economy and society.

Follow@BlockRush and we will follow you back! Join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/blockrush to promote your posts for free!

Do not forget to upvote and resteem this post if you found it helpful so other can find it. If you have any opinions about this article, please let us know by commenting below. 


Sort:  

I think, the easiest way to withdraw is having Steem powered debit card. There are already some, you can buy and use. If payza is ok? I don't know. Have been using payza for some time and seemed like they stick to their rules, it is not open source, so it's pretty much like paypal. We will see what comes out of it

you are right on that @worldfinances, Payza is not open source!

@worldfinance, what do you think of our response to Ripple's comment about Blockchain being too slow for banks? > https://steemit.com/steemit/@blockrush/blockchain-too-slow-for-banks-ripple-blockrush

This was a good article. I think Payza has a lot of potential. They had some legal issues in 2015 but I really see them pulling out ahead with this new crypto adoption policy. I hope they can stay afloat while fighting off all the regulators.

Coin Marketplace

STEEM 0.18
TRX 0.13
JST 0.029
BTC 57684.56
ETH 3120.56
USDT 1.00
SBD 2.33