The Singaporean fintech continues to scale, launching a USDC-powered Visa card in partnership with Swiss bank Fiat24. SafePal's diversification has seen it rise as a potential alternative to MetaMask. Wallet tokens have experienced a significant surge following the FTX Crisis, with SafePal (SFP) token registering an 8% increase.
SafePal recently announced its token sale on the Binance Launchpad Platform and a co-branding partnership with the Klaytn Foundation. Amid competition, SafePal unveiled its latest addition to its flagship hardware wallet line. Following this, SafePal, Bifrost, and Request Network soared after Bitcoin's price hit $59K. Additionally, the SafePal wallet suite has gone open-source, marking the launch of X1, the first Bluetooth hardware wallet.
Further, SafePal has ventured into open-source solutions and launched the first Bluetooth hardware wallet called X1. Its market performance has been notably positive; in the past, it has outranked many cryptocurrencies even when they wrestle with losses.
SafePal CEO Veronica Wong has confidently spoken about the company's trajectory and the future of Web3. The firmβs commitment is evident in its module integrations, mainnet integrations for Dapps and digital assets, and enabling banking services with cryptocurrency. Scams in the sector continue to evolve, but companies like SafePal persist in their mission to provide secure and cost-effective options.
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