PRNewswire/ -- It's undeniable that Web 3.0 use cases such as NFTs and cryptocurrencies are on the rise today. A survey conducted earlier this year by...
"We see our work with the XPOS Web 3.0 as a big step in revolutionizing what we own," concluded Pundi X CEO and co-founder Zac Cheah. The launch of XPOS Web 3.0 hopes to be a game-changer in enabling decentralized payments that give people back control over their assets. Finally, XPOS Web 3.0 doubles down on its commitment to enable easy Web 3.0 transactions by introducing the p(x)Card, a Near Field Communication (NFC)-empowered hardware wallet card developed jointly with renowned semiconductor manufacturer Infineon. This is because the XPOS Web 3.0 will support multiple blockchain networks including Bitcoin Lightning Network, Binance Smart Chain, Ethereum, Polygon, and Avalanche. With the XPOS, ordinary retailers can accept top coins like Bitcoin and Ether with just a scan of the QR code or a tap of a NFC enabled card. In fact, 93% of those who currently accept cryptocurrency as a payment instrument have already seen a positive impact on their business's customer metrics, such as customer base growth and brand perception, and they expect this to continue next year.
Kampd announced as Knowledge Partner of SFF 2022 Founded by seasoned entrepreneurs, Amit Gupta & Ullrich Loeffler, both also co-founded Ecosystm, ...
Kampd, short for ‘Knowledge Amplified’, is a social media platform for professional communities and content. Kampd will ensure the conversations continue within the SFF community even after the physical event closes, ensuring a sustained interchange of knowledge. Announced as a Knowledge Partner at SFF 2022, the firm aims to provide a social media platform for like-minded professionals to engage with each other within communities of interest anchored around purposeful content. As opposed to the traditional social media platforms that emphasise ‘who you know’, Kampd enables users to maximise their potential with ‘what you know’.” It validates our strongest belief that for a powerful forum such as SFF, ‘the conversations don’t have to end when the talk ends’. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Kampd, a Singapore-headquartered company aimed at empowering professionals in the knowledge economy through communities and content was formally unveiled today at Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) 2022.
The conference segment of SFF 2022 from November 2 to 4 features more than 400 sessions with government leaders, policymakers, innovators, economists, corporate ...
Since its inception in 2016, SFF has become the premier platform for the global fintech community to engage, connect and collaborate on issues relating to the development of financial services, public policy and technology. Attendees also engage in networking and mentoring opportunities as well as Lunch and Learn sessions with industry luminaries across three days of the festival. We have designed SFF to reflect this shift in an open, engaging and bold way, focusing on finding solutions to today's challenges and taking definitive steps toward implementation across the financial sector. The exhibition features, for the first time, an environmental, social and governance or ESG fintech zone, curated in partnership with MAS' Green FinTech Office. SFF 2022 sees more than 850 expert speakers and over 250 hours of content across its week-long program. THE seventh edition of the Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) has kicked off as an in-person event and runs from 31 October 30 to November 4.
Lawrence Wong, deputy prime minister and minister for finance, Republic of Singapore, took to the stage at Singapore Fintech Festival to make several ...
The share of cheques as a proportion of payments using cheques, GIRO, and FAST used to be 32% in 2016 and has fallen to 7% in 2021. MAS will partner with KPMG and the Singapore FinTech Association to identify key use-cases and growth strategies in this space. After introducing the Financial Sector Technology and Innovation Scheme, or the FSTI, to support the creation of a vibrant ecosystem for innovation in the financial sector, the MAS has provided two rounds of funding. “Going forward, we hope to onboard more financial institutions and a wider range of financial information onto SGFinDex for an even more comprehensive overview and greater convenience in financial planning,” Wong said. They have successfully conducted the first industry trials, featuring cross-currency transactions and trading of tokenised securities and will work to sharpen the digital asset strategy in Singapore. Wong described Singapore as a “red dot in a dangerous world” that must ultimately count on itself to survive and thrive.