Singapore payment provider dtcpay announced that starting in 2025, it will switch exclusively to stablecoins, discontinuing support for Bitcoin and Ethereum. This decision aims to provide more reliable and secure payment services. In 2024, the volume of stablecoin operations in Singapore doubled, reaching $1 billion, highlighting their growing popularity in the region and convenience for users.
12/4/2024 3:04:08 PM (GMT+1)
Dtcpay will transition to supporting only stablecoins by 2025, abandoning Bitcoin and Ethereum, amid a 100 percent increase in stablecoin operations 💳
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