Samsung Agreed With This Altcoin, The Price Moved!
Alchemy Pay (ACH) announced that it now supports Samsung Pay for fiat-to-crypto payments.
While partnerships in the cryptocurrency world are rapidly increasing, the latest partnership news came from Alchemy Pay and Samsung.
Alchemy Pay, which shares via the X account, announced its collaboration with Samsung.
Alchemy Pay (ACH), a fiat-to-crypto payment solution, announced that it now supports Samsung Pay for fiat-to-crypto payments.
As part of this partnership, Alchemy Pay users will be able to connect and make payments via Samsung Pay.
“Alchemy Pay, a leading fiat-to-crypto payment gateway, has announced another update to its Virtual Card service.
With this update, one of its virtual cards now has integration with Samsung Pay.
Alchemy Pay Virtual Card holders can now connect their cards to Samsung Pay to make fast and secure transactions. Whether you’re shopping online or in-store, spending crypto has never been easier.
“With the addition of Samsung Pay, a widely trusted and popular mobile payment platform, users have an even more efficient and secure way to spend crypto.”
Following the news, there was a 6% increase in the price of Alchemy Pay (ACH).
🚀 #AlchemyPay now featuring integration with #SamsungPay on one of its virtual cards💳
🛍️Our Virtual Card holders can now experience fast, secure transactions by linking their cards to Samsung Pay to shop online or in-store 🏬 https://t.co/LNKkgcTSHp $ACH pic.twitter.com/VaIJXP4YOj
— Alchemy Pay|$ACH: Fiat-Crypto Payment Gateway (@AlchemyPay) October 8, 2024
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