Recently, Santander, London - based bank announced that they are developing
the first international payment processing application on Ripple.
The value of XRP surged on Thursday, outpacing the broader crypto market rally after its parent company along with Santander launched the world's
first international payment service.
Not exact matches
Jeremy Cook, chief economist at the
international payments company, World
First, said in a statement to Business Insider:
In light of the news, Overstock.com said it will begin accepting Bitcoin
payments from its
international customers, becoming the
first large - scale retailer to do so.
Valeant Pharmaceuticals
International Inc. said on Thursday it would buy Sprout Pharmaceuticals, whose drug flibanserin (Addyi) became the
first approved treatment for low sexual desire in women, for about $ 1 billion with milestone
payments.
The mobile
payment feature was introduced in the United States earlier this year and Canada is the
first international expansion.
Today Santander announced that they are the
first U.K. bank to introduce Ripple's blockchain technology to facilitate
international payments through a new app.
BBVA will give its
first - quarter earnings report tomorrow and is known to be developing blockchain - based solutions for foreign exchange,
international payments, and broader
international trade applications.
With the launch of the service, Santander will become the
first bank to roll out a blockchain - based
international payments service to retail customers in multiple countries simultaneously.
Jonathan is the Founder & President of Bitwage, Bitcoin's
first formal payroll company dedicated to streamlining payrolls and
payments to
international workers.
The
first of two
International Monetary Fund
payments is due on May 6 and the government still doesn't know if it has enough money to pay pensioners and state employees this week.
International first class mail usually takes 1 - 2 business days to process after
payment clears and a minimum 10 - 15 business days (2 - 4 weeks) for arrival.
Practice head Chris Potts is defending Transworld
Payment Solutions UK and its liquidator in proceedings that have been filed in Curaçao by its former parent company
First Curaçao
International Bank (FCIB), which seeks to obtain a declaration that Transworld can not bring a claim in the UK against FCIB relating to the Bank's involvement in VAT carousel fraud as the matter has allegedly already settled.
Faura previously spent five years supporting global
payments provider
First Data Corporation's
international business.
CEO Daniel Alexic told Business Insider, «As the
first truly
international, decentralized and peer to peer currency, Bitcoin is perfectly suited to bill
payments in Australia.»