• VeWorld Wallet’s integration with Transak now includes Apple Pay, enhancing user experience for crypto purchases.
• Transak’s integration into VeWorld allows users in 168 countries to buy or sell 170 cryptocurrencies using various payment methods, including Apple Pay.

As summarized in our earlier news story, VeChain’s impacts on luxury, food safety, and sustainability have been significant in transforming industries. Currently, the VeChain Foundation has integrated Transak, a fiat on-ramp service provider, into VeWorld, its self-custody cryptocurrency wallet, which now includes Apple Pay as a new payment option.

Transak is a web-based platform that enables users to buy or sell crypto from various applications. Currently, it can be accessed across 170 cryptocurrencies on 75+ blockchains via cards, bank transfers, and other payment methods in 168 countries. Recently announced via tweet on Transak’s X account, the platform now supports Apple Pay and 20+ other payment methods for an easier fiat-to-crypto on-ramp.

The Transak integration follows an earlier collaboration with Coinbase Pay, and Bloom’s integration with Transak enables users to easily purchase IOTA, as mentioned in our previous report. Adding Apple Pay aims to cater to a large segment of the wallet’s user base, expanding accessible payment methods for purchasing crypto assets to over 640 million users globally. Fabio Fabbrucci, Product Manager of VeWorld, expressed his enthusiasm in a statement.

We’re thrilled to integrate Transak’s on-ramp solution into VeWorld. Transak’s support for Apple Pay aligns perfectly with our goal of providing the most user-friendly experience possible.

According to CoinMarketCap data today, VeChain (VET) is priced at $0.03047, with a decrease of 3.61% in the past day and an increase of 15.54% in the past week.