Binance is launching a new solution in Latin America called Send Cash, designed to facilitate more efficient crypto to local bank transfers. This advancement comes on the heels of Binance’s decision to discontinue its crypto card services in the same region, a move that reportedly affected less than 1% of its users. Available initially in The post Binance launches new crypto on-ramp ‘Send Cash’ in Latin America amid crypto card service suspension appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Mastercard held its first-ever blockchain innovation sprint in London last week as part of the development of its Multi-Token Network (MTN.) Among the participants was fintech startup Polytrade, which showcased how its blockchain-based platform for trade financing could integrate with the MTN. The network aims to enable consumers, merchants, and banks to transact seamlessly and The post Mastercard Multi-Token Network moving at ‘amazing pace’ as Polytrade tests RWA token integration – report appeared first on CryptoSlate.

OpenAI announced the launch of ChatGPT Enterprise on Aug. 28. This new offering provides enterprise-grade security and privacy, unlimited higher-speed GPT-4 access, longer context windows for extended inputs, advanced data analysis capabilities, and customization options. Since its introduction nine months ago, ChatGPT has been adopted by over 80% of Fortune 500 companies, according to corporate The post OpenAI debuts ChatGPT Enterprise with high-speed GPT-4 access, used by 80% of Fortune 500 companies appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Genesis Global and affiliates have reached a deal in principle on a bankruptcy reorganization plan supported by creditors, according to a court filing Tuesday. The cryptocurrency lender aims to emerge from Chapter 11 protection after entering mediation in May to resolve disputes over a reorganization plan. Genesis announced in the court filing that mediation ended The post Digital Currency Group to pay $1.4B as agreement made with Genesis for up to 90% of funds appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Ben Armstrong, the influential figure behind BitBoy Crypto, has reportedly left the company, leaving the crypto community in speculation. According to a screenshot shared by Bitcoin author Jason A. Williams on X, Armstrong’s exit from “Hit Network/BJ Investment Holdings and all its subsidiary brands, including BitBoy Crypto and Around The Blockchain,” is effective immediately. Armstrong The post BitBoy removes host Ben Armstrong amid meme coin controversy – reports appeared first on CryptoSlate.