Digital CurrencyPayment application Venmo will list PayPal’s US dollar stable currency PYUSD

Payment application Venmo will list PayPal’s US dollar stable currency PYUSD

Venmo, PayPal’s social payment platform, will list PayPal’s US dollar stable currency PYUSD. PayPal noted in a press release that PayPal’s ERC-20 stablecoin will be available for purchase “in the coming weeks,” and users will be able to purchase PYUSD and send it to others through PayPal, Venmo, or a compatible external wallet.

It is reported that Venmo is a subsidiary of payment giant PayPal, which launched PYUSD in partnership with encryption infrastructure company Paxos on August 7. Nearly a month later, PayPal added a cryptocurrency exchange service for U.S. dollars on September 11, allowing users to exchange digital currencies for U.S. dollar fiat currency.

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