SafePal to Launch Telegram Crypto Wallet with Visa Card Support
SafePal, an unmanaged crypto wallet, has announced that it will be launching a Telegram crypto wallet with Visa card support in November, which will allow users to create compliant bank accounts licensed by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), Cointelegraph reports. Users will be able to access their bank accounts and link them to a digital Visa card after completing a KYC and login process, which will be serviced by Swiss-authorized deposit fintech Fiat24 via SafePal's Telegram wallet app. SafePal has also launched an official co-branded hardware wallet as part of a partnership to strengthen the security of the TON and Telegram ecosystems. SafePal has also launched an official co-branded hardware wallet as part of a partnership to enhance the security of the TON and Telegram ecosystem.
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