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Crypto exchange KuCoin has announced that it will now be enabling credit card payments. Users will be able to purchase cryptocurrencies directly using MasterCard or Visa.
Direct card payments are becoming increasingly common in the crypto space, with top exchange Binance first announcing its own support for credit and debit cards back in January. Many have predicted that this growing support for card payments could signal the end of fiat-crypto broker Coinbase's dominance of the crypto space.
Card payments will definitely be a positive thing in terms of convenience, and encouraging more widespread adoption, but many have pointed out that they do also introduce an additional element of centralization into crypto. Like Binance as well as eToro and other leading crypto companies, KuCoin is making use of Israel-based financial institution Simplex to process its payments.
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After reportedly conducting tests with blockchain, chief executives of Wells Fargo and MasterCard have concluded that the technology is overrated, producing nothing more than hype thus far.
The two CEO’s told CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin at the Fintech Ideas Festival on Wednesday that they believe blockchain has long term potential, but currently, its business use-case is still unclear.
“Blockchain has been way oversold,” Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan said on stage at the conference in San Francisco. “I think the fundamental technology is very interesting, but it’s been very slow to roll out.”
Sloan referenced a pilot the US bank did with Commonwealth Bank in Australia, using blockchain for trade transactions. He stated that blockchain “consortiums and pilots” within the bank have yet to gain any real adoption, stating that the pilot resulted in just one transaction.
“If you turned the clock back a few years ago, it should have completely changed the industry — that’s just not the way it works,” Sloan said. “Over time, I think it’ll have an impact.”
