Japan’s Bitbank rolls out crypto-linked credit card that pays bills in bitcoin

The Block2h agoUpdated 2h ago
Japan’s Bitbank rolls out crypto-linked credit card that pays bills in bitcoin
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Japan's Bitbank launched a crypto-linked credit card enabling users to settle bills in Bitcoin while earning 0.5% cashback in crypto. The innovation strengthens crypto adoption in Asia's second-largest economy. Though no direct India operations announced, the development signals growing institutional acceptance of Bitcoin for everyday transactions globally, potentially influencing regulatory frameworks and consumer adoption patterns in emerging markets like India.

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