This week saw the announcement of three cryptocurrency payments partnerships. In a recent press release, a major U.S. financial services company announced a partnership with a major U.S. cryptocurrency exchange. The release indicates the partnership will allow the exchange's customers to use eligible debit cards issued by the financial services company to transfer funds into their exchange account in real time, directly purchase cryptocurrency on the exchange, and cash out funds from the exchange to a bank account.
B2C2 and OpenPayd also announced a partnership this week, with B2C2 adding OpenPayd's embedded finance capabilities to B2C2's global instant settlement network. A press release states the partnership will benefit B2C2's clients by allowing them to seamlessly send and receive fiat currency for trade settlement, access multi-currency accounts, instantly send or receive third-party payments, and receive an easier onboarding experience onto OpenPayd.
Finally, a joint press release from a major international bank and a London-based financial services firm announced a partnership to connect their digital asset exchange and custody offerings. According to the press release, the partnership will allow the bank's customers to access competitive digital asset pricing and liquidity while also providing access to digital asset custody.
In related news, BlockFills announced a new service aimed at helping enterprise payments companies and financial technology firms securely and efficiently process transactions between crypto and fiat currencies. According to a press release, the services are available via BlockFills' APIs through its proprietary web-based trading platform and over the counter.
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- BlockFills Announces Further Push into Software with Expansion into Payments Market
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- B2C2 Partners with OpenPayd to Expand its Global Instant Settlement Network
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