Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) has announced the nationwide deployment of its network-side anti-spam and anti-smishing system on Thursday. This is aimed at protecting mobile subscribers from fraudulent SMS messages carrying suspicious links. The system requires no user intervention with no application download or requirement of changing settings and works directly at the network level.

The past couple of months have witnessed a notable trend: stablecoin issuers are launching their own Layer 1 blockchains. Tether unveiled Stable, Circle introduced Arc, and both chains accept gas fees paid in their respective stablecoins. Stripe is collaborating with Paradigm to build Tempo, while Ripple – having started with a Layer 1 chain –

NEW DELHI: State-controlled telecom operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) on Thursday began rolling out its network-driven anti-spam and anti-smishing protection for its over 9 crore mobile subscribers. Smishing, a type of cyberattack, is leveraged by scammers to use text messages to lure unsuspecting users into revealing sensitive information that may lead to financial loss

Payoneer has partnered with Citi to implement blockchain enabled treasury transfers through Citi Token Services, allowing the fintech company to move funds between its global accounts around the clock. The collaboration eliminates delays caused by traditional banking cut off times, holidays and weekends. The partnership enables Payoneer to transfer money between its global entities using

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Western Union CEO Devin McGranahan said the remittance company is exploring issuing a stablecoin, particularly in non-US markets. He told Bloomberg that the company is interested in offering stablecoin balances in those countries “almost like a savings account.” This is mirrors the stablecoin accounts recently launched by Stripe. During another interview a few weeks ago