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Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, has announced it’s expanding its off-ramp services with the launch of the Bybit Card, according to the information shared with Finbold on Tuesday, October 29. Available for registration in select regions, the Bybit Card simplifies how crypto users access, hold, and spend their digital assets in everyday transactions, underscoring Bybit’s commitment to advancing crypto accessibility worldwide. To celebrate, newly registered users can benefit from a 10% cashback up to $600 for a limited period, with future rebates ranging from 2–10% and an annual percentage yield of up to 8%. Picks for you Here’s why Bitcoin miner stocks are soaring 44 mins ago If you invested $1,000 in Gold at the s...

Raj Dhamodharan, the executive vice president and head of crypto and blockchain at Mastercard, called it an “app store powered by blockchain technologies for building regulated financial applications”. This will basically be an Ethereum-based blockchain app store for regulated financial apps. advertisement Mastercard’s MTN (Mastercard Technology Network) will provide developers with access to tools that the credit card company has been working on throughout the year. This includes a private version of the Ethereum blockchain, where developers will be encouraged to create innovative applications. Speaking to  The Fortune  publication, Dhamodharan said: “A lot of the things people cover and talk about these days in crypto are the regulatory aspects of it and all the technology and investment as an asset and so forth”. Showering further praises for blockchain, he added that the technology is “actually quite useful....

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has announced a new partnership with Mastercard. The collaboration is part of a long list of partnerships for the payments giant. Recently, Mastercard also collaborated with Latin American cryptocurrency exchange Bitso to launch a debit card in Mexico. The payments giant had also recently collaborated with Belo, Binance, and numerous other firms. According to the details from the recent press release, Bybit is launching the “ Bybit card” in partnership with Mastercard . Also read: ChatGPT: AI Will “Break Capitalism,” Says CEO Sam Altman JUST IN: #Crypto exchange Bybit partners with Mastercard to launch debit card. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) March 6, 2023 Bybit cards will be available in Europe and UK The debit card will be powered by Mastercard, which will also allow users to convert cryptocurrency to fiat, withdraw cash from ATMs, and make purchases. The details from the press release revealed that...