U.S. retail giants Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) and Walmart (NYSE: WMT) are reportedly exploring issuing their own stablecoins, The Wall Street Journal reported on 13 June.

Walmart and Amazon are planning to enter the stablecoin market, launching their own dollar-backed stable asset.

Shares of Amazon.com and Walmart edged down in premarket trading following a report in The Wall Street Journal that said they're among the companies exploring how to issue or use stablecoins. On ...

Walmart and Amazon are reportedly exploring stablecoin integration to speed up payments and enhance global e‑commerce.

Major corporations Walmart and Amazon are understood to be mulling the launch of their own stablecoins as part of a broader trend among retailers and tech companies seeking to streamline payment ...

Stablecoins are currently used to store cash or purchase other cryptocurrency tokens. They are supposed to maintain a ...

W almart’s majority-owned fintech startup, OnePay, announced Monday that it is launching two new credit cards for customers ...

Walmart has again partnered with Synchrony Financial to issue two credit cards that will be available this fall, the ...

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OnePay, a consumer fintech, Synchrony, a  consumer financial services company, announced a partnership to power a credit card ...

The iPhone maker releases live language-translation capabilities and a broad software redesign. Some AI upgrades remain delayed. Walmart-backed fintech OnePay chose Synchrony to issue the retailer's ...

Walmart-backed fintech OnePay chose Synchrony to issue the retailer's credit cards. The company had handled Walmart's credit-cards for nearly two decades until 2018. Warner Discovery Splits Cable From ...