VeWorld钱包通过Transak集成Apple Pay

币界网Published on 2024-07-18Last updated on 2024-07-18

币界网报道：

VeChain基金会已将法币入口服务提供商Transak整合到VeWorld中，VeWorld是VeChainTor区块链的自我托管加密货币钱包。此举通过添加Apple Pay作为支付选项，增强了钱包的功能。

VeWorld由VeChain基金会开发，为用户提供了一个平台来管理VeChain（VET）和VechainThor区块链上的其他代币。迄今为止，VeWorld的下载量已超过100万次。

与Transak的合作是在早些时候与Coinbase Pay整合之后进行的。Apple Pay的加入迎合了钱包用户群的很大一部分，并扩大了购买加密资产的可访问支付方式的范围。Apple Pay在全球拥有超过6.4亿用户。

VeWorld产品经理Fabio Fabbrucci表示：“我们很高兴将Transak的入口解决方案整合到VeWorld中。Transak对Apple Pay的支持与我们提供尽可能用户友好的体验的目标完全一致。”。

Transak是一家全球Web3支付基础设施提供商，为160个国家的500多万用户提供服务。Transak的平台支持KYC、合规和各种支付方式等功能，确保用户获得安全无缝的入门体验。

通过VeWorld中的Transak进行的Apple Pay可在多个平台上使用，包括iOS应用程序、Android和桌面浏览器扩展程序。

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