Bitcoin, Ethereum, Memecoin and even Fartcoin are now in the mix. What does this mean for the way you pay online?

PayPal will soon roll out functionality to allow businesses to accept over one hundred cryptocurrencies, the company has revealed. Reportedly, merchants will soon be able to accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, ...

PayPal is expanding its crypto ambitions, and it will soon allow merchants in the United States to accept more than 100 different cryptocurrencies as payment. The new Pay with Crypto feature moves ...

This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. Open to all US merchants, Pay with Crypto will let customers ...

Welcome to Detroit Crypto City. Detroit announced Thursday that it will start accepting cryptocurrency through an intermediary as a payment option for taxes and city fees in mid-2025, making it the ...

PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin is receiving a major adoption boost as YouTube enabled PYUSD payouts for US-based creators.

Ever tried buying something on Amazon and wished you could pay directly through PayPal? You’re not alone in asking, “Can you ...

For players looking to play at legal online casinos in the U.S., using PayPal as the preferred payment method could be a smart move. It's fast, secure, and widely accepted at the best online casinos.

PayPal Business is built for scale and security; Venmo for Business is better for quick, local sales. Learn more in this guide. PayPal and Venmo are both owned by PayPal but are meant for different ...