- CurrencyWorks (CWRK) reports recent updates to its platform for non-fungible tokens
- The company’s NFT platform will now accept Bitcoin and Ethereum as payment methods
- The company provided blockchain payment services for The Topps Company’s Garbage Pail Kids NFT launch
- CurrencyWorks has also expanded its offerings in design, build, launch, management, community development and KYC/AML infrastructure
- CurrencyWorks builds and operates fintech platforms for digital currencies, digital assets and security tokens
- CurrencyWorks (CWRK) is up 14.52 per cent and is currently trading at C$3.55 per share
CurrencyWorks (CWRK) reports recent updates to its platform for non-fungible tokens.
The company’s NFT platform will now accept Bitcoin and Ethereum as payment methods.
CurrencyWorks also provided blockchain integrated payment services for The Topps Company’s 27-hour US$100,000 Garbage Pail Kids NFT launch.
In addition, CurrencyWorks has expanded its offerings in design, build, launch, management, community development and KYC/AML infrastructure, thus offering end-to-end capabilities for its NFT partners.
Cameron Chell, Chairman of CurrencyWorks, commented,
“We believe digital collectibles are a new and powerful asset for any brand to engage customers plus fans and increase and drive transactions within a brand’s community. Our product update addresses the exponential growth of the space and the current growing pains in the industry, especially regarding payment processing, KYC/AML, and the battling bots flooding demand.”
CurrencyWorks builds and operates fintech platforms for digital currencies, digital assets and security tokens.
CurrencyWorks (CWRK) is up 14.52 per cent and is currently trading at C$3.55 per share as of 9:47 am EST.
