Currencies stories - Page 9

Paytron, a financial services business, has raised $4.35 million in seed funding to help SMBs manage their finances more effectively.

State Street Corporation has launched its new Bitcoin Indicator series, aiming to measure the popularity of Bitcoin and its impact on traditional markets.

Researchers from Avast, the global digital security and privacy company, say they have identified new cryptocurrency-stealing malware.

Spending on blockchain solutions is set to reach $6.6 billion this year, with strong growth expected in the coming years, according to IDC.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning have moved from the backrooms of computer science into the mainstream.

Bitcoin's surge in value has made cybercriminals rich, with the rise in profits driving a more financially motivated threat landscape.

Epazz collaborates with Greenheart CBD Hemp to develop smart contracts for their IEO. The global blockchain market is set to grow exponentially in 2021.

Bitcoin's epic bull run is backed by strong investor interest, according to new research from analyst firm GlobalData.

Australians use multiple fintech apps but neglect cyber security, according to ESET research. Concerns include lack of security software and password managers.

Developers can qualify for the programme and a reduced 15% commission if they earned up to US$1 million in proceeds during the previous calendar year.

Kaspersky discovers new banking malware that targets mobile users worldwide, with a particular focus on Brazil.

ABI Research says that the revenue drop will not last long, with revenues expected to return to normal by 2023.

Upon completing the acquisition of the Brisbane-based payment service provider, Payrix states its expansion efforts are in motion.

Newly discovered malware, KryptoCibule, is targeting victims in Czechia and Slovakia to steal cryptocurrencies undetected.

deVere Group launches Ident Me app for secure identity verification and notary services, adding to its fintech portfolio.

The third ledger' could transform the way that organisations interact with each other, says Dr Sanjaya Kuruppu.

Blockchain goes beyond crypto, enabling secure, lifelong digital credential ownership and instant verification.

All industry verticals will eventually be impacted to some degree, says F&S, but four areas are likely to see the biggest changes.

Once cryptocurrency is stolen, there is no refund like there is with a bank or credit card company, and governments offer no protection for users.

As people's fear and desire to do something about COVID-19 is dominating the news, it is also being exploited in every way by online criminals.