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Google Teams Up With Bakkt To activate Google Pay to Crypto Users


During a press release from BusinessWire, users will begin spending Card crypto funds directly from Google Pay. Furthermore, This is coming after Bakkt releases its Visa Debit Card earlier this year. Meanwhile, Customers can make transactions through digital assets wherever Google Pay is accepted.

More so, this process will convert cryptocurrencies into fiat currency before coming into the recipient’s account. Additionally, payment for any products, both online and in-store will be through digital assets.

Notably, Bakkt is set to use Google Cloud as its preferred cloud provider to advertise its services.

Also, the cloud’s tool will help them implement new strategies, while consumers enjoys this privilege.

CEO Gavin Michael explains,

“This partnership is a testament to Bakkt’s strong position in the digital asset marketplace,..”
“…to empower consumers to enjoy their digital assets in a real-time, secure, reliable manner…”
“Additionally, partnering with Google Cloud will enable us to continue to build a best-in-class,..” “…innovative platform that can undoubtedly scale to meet the needs of millions of users.”

Crypto Adoption Expansion

However, This recent partnership is just one of many ways Bakkt seeks to expand its crypto adoption. Especially in the US.


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