PayPal’s new stablecoin on Solana will offer ‘confidential transfers’
Confidential transfers allow merchants to provide confidentiality for transaction amounts to their consumers while maintaining visibility for regulatory purposes. Go to Source
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Confidential transfers allow merchants to provide confidentiality for transaction amounts to their consumers while maintaining visibility for regulatory purposes. Go to Source
Former CFTC Chair J. Christopher Giancarlo founded the Digital Dollar Project and currently works as an advisory board member for the Chamber of Digital Commerce. Go to Source
The approval followed a similar move by regulators in Singapore, where Paxos said its local entity would launch a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin. Go to Source
The USD-backed token will comply with Singapore’s upcoming stablecoin laws and be issued through a new local Paxos entity that’s received initial approval. Go to Source
PayPal launched its U.S. dollar-backed, Ethereum-built stablecoin in August 2023. Go to Source
Chun’s reservations about whether to return the funds to Paxos stems from him being “annoyed” that “the person claiming it (the funds) kept saying EST instead of EDT/UTC.” Go to Source
The account that paid $500,000 to move $2,000 worth of Bitcoin was a Paxos server, the company stated. Go to Source
The total assets held in PayPal USD custody “meet or exceed the token balance,” with total tokens outstanding amounting to $44.4 million as of Aug. 31, Paxos report states. Go to Source
Paxos has earlier said it will halt support of Binance’s stablecoin by February 2024, now the exchange has said it will also stop support by that time. Go to Source
The move provides PAX coin access to Mexico’s 3.1 million-plus cryptocurrency users. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico