What is the point of having an alternative to the traditional payment network like cryptocurrency, if you can’t use it to buy a coffee or a pair of shoes?
In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) gets this question answered by Phillip Lord, President of Oobit, who has unlocked the technology with its crypto Tap and Pay solution to make crypto as easy to spend as using Visa or Mastercard.
Phillip describes the company's innovative approach to dealing with crypto-to-fiat conversions, enabling users to pay with crypto and stablecoins in traditional settings without the typical hurdles of seed phrases and complex wallet integrations.
He shares the vision of bringing these seamless payment options to Europe and expanding into new markets like South America, Africa and abroad, via partnerships and collaborations with Tether and prominent blockchain networks like TON.
2 | Simplifying crypto payments with Oobit’s Tap-To-Pay solution
5 | Stripe acquires platform, Bridge: From traditional finance to stablecoin dominance
8 | Opportunities and challenges in crypto on-ramp and off-ramp processes
12 | Understanding the TON blockchain and other up and coming web3 projects
15 | Navigating regulatory challenges in global market expansion
18 | Political shifts and crypto market implications
20 | The future of tokenization and real world assets in crypto
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