PAYPAL

PayPal said it sees value in combining shopping and rewards with its two-sided payments network.

The FX and crypto markets delivered another busy week, here are some of the highlights.

Is Paypal's exodus from Libra the first nail in the project's coffin?

Blockchain businesses are on the rise and before long, customers can do their daily shopping with fiat-backed crypto cards

As a brokerage you won’t be able to be successful without a reliable Payment Service Provider, or PSP.

The exchange’s clients in the US, Canada, and the EU can now use Paypal’s services.

Mike was head of payments and credit engineering at PayPal and director of engineering for Google Wallet

The PayPal Co-Founder and other investors have injected $2.1 million into the investment firm.

Tyson Hackwood joins the blockchain company as Head of Global Merchant Acquisition.

PayPal smashed through expectations for earnings and revenue in Q3.

The shares were bought by a number of wholesale and sophisticated investors at a price of AU$0.145 per share.

PayPal is competing with its rival Square, which was awarded a license to deal in cryptocurrencies, on more fronts.

On a forex neutral basis, revenue increased by 22 percent and total payment volumes were up 27 percent.

The system will reportedly allow for instantaneous transactions between buyers and sellers.

The platform will support multiple cryptocurrencies.

A total of 1.9 billion transactions were processed in Q3 2017 at Paypal.

Shouldn’t there be a way to harness modern technology and move away from outdated cash transfer methods?

SatoshiPay meets ElonPay.

PayPal saw its revenues climb on a year-over-year basis, with EPS also beating estimates.

IC Markets now accepts PayPal, one of the world's most widely used payment methods.

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