https://news.bitcoin.com/picpay-to-offer-cryptocurrency-services-in-brazil-to-more-than-60-million-customers/
Picpay, one of the most popular payments fintech companies in Brazil, has announced that it will start including cryptocurrency services in its app. The company explained that these services will include the possibility of purchasing crypto and processing payments with crypto directly. Picpay follows the actions of companies like Nubank and Mercado Libre…
Picpay to Offer Cryptocurrency Services in Brazil to More Than 60 Million Customers
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