Brief Summary
This blog post highlights two key developments in the fintech and cryptocurrency space. Firstly, Chipper Cash now processes over 50% of its Bitcoin transactions through the Lightning Network, facilitated by Voltage, showcasing the potential for faster and cheaper payments in emerging markets. Secondly, it discusses how segregated wallets can drive neo-bank growth by supporting both Bitcoin and stablecoins, enabling future-proof, multi-asset customer experiences.
- Chipper Cash's adoption of the Lightning Network for Bitcoin transactions.
- The role of segregated wallets in powering neo-bank growth with Bitcoin and stablecoins.
Chipper Cash Now Processes Over 50% of Bitcoin Transactions Through Lightning — Powered by Voltage
Chipper Cash has achieved a significant milestone by processing over 50% of its Bitcoin transactions through the Lightning Network, utilising Voltage's infrastructure. This advancement demonstrates how fintech companies in emerging markets are bypassing traditional payment systems to provide faster, more reliable, and lower-cost payment solutions on a large scale. This move signifies a major step forward in the practical application of Bitcoin payments.
Reimagining Wallet Architecture: How Segregated Wallets Can Power Neo-Bank Growth
The future expansion of neo-banks is increasingly dependent on wallet infrastructure that supports both Bitcoin and stablecoins on a per-user basis. Voltage Payments enables neo-banks to launch services today while preparing for future high-demand, multi-asset customer experiences without the need for expensive and time-consuming infrastructure rebuilds. This approach allows for a more scalable and adaptable financial service offering.
