MercadoLibre to Enable Crypto Trading via Its Digital Payments App

MercadoLibre to Enable Crypto Trading via Its Digital Payments App
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2021-11-24 22:00

Latin American e-commerce giant MercadoLibre is looking to allow its customers in Brazil to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrency. MercadoLibre to Initially Launch New Crypto Feature in Brazil According to Bloomberg on Monday (Nov. origin »

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LATAM E-Commerce Giant to Allow its Millions of Users to Buy, Store, & Sell Crypto via Digital Wallet

MercadoLibre is the latest company to join crypto as soon it will offer its customers in Brazil the ability to buy, sell, and hold cryptocurrencies using its digital payments app. MercadoLibre is the largest Latin American company by market cap, and through crypto, it is expanding its financial products.

2021-11-23 17:50


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Biggest Latin American Company MercadoLibre Floats Crypto Investments Through Digital Wallet

E-commerce giant MercadoLibre is stepping up its foray into crypto this time by allowing Brazilians to buy hold and sell cryptocurrencies using its Mercado Pago Digital Payments App. This is according to a Tuesday disclosure by the app’s Vice President, Tulio Oliveira, during an exclusive interview with Bloomberg. “We took the time to study and […]

2021-11-23 16:42


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