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Sun, 28 Jan 2018 14:49:21 +0000https://www.digit.info/2018/01/28/sgpay-allows-users-to-hold-bitcoin-credit-cards-digital-tokens-in-one-wallet/Read more]]>SGPay, the Southeast Asia-based blockchain and cryptocurrency wallet platform, is evolving into an Android Pay-like system for cryptocurrencies, credit cards, and digital tokens. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Regions like South Korea and China have become completely cashless over the past few years. With near field communication (NFC)-enabled mobile devices, the vast majority of individuals in China, Japan, and South Korea have stopped using cash and credit cards, and started to utilize mobile wallets to purchase goods, services, and products. Last month, Brad Jones of Futurism reported that cash is merely obsolete in China as the country’s people migrated
SGPay, the Southeast Asia-based blockchain and cryptocurrency wallet platform, is evolving into an Android Pay-like system for cryptocurrencies, credit cards, and digital tokens. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Regions like South Korea and China have become completely cashless over the past few years. With near field communication (NFC)-enabled mobile devices, the vast majority of individuals in China, Japan, and South Korea have stopped using cash and credit cards, and started to utilize mobile wallets to purchase goods, services, and products. Last month, Brad Jones of Futurism reported that cash is merely obsolete in China as the country’s people migrated