The Crypto Mesh payment platform has unveiled its Apple Pay integration, which allows partner traders with Mesh to accept crypto payments via Apple Pay.
The announcement occurred during a live demonstration of the co-founder and CEO BAM Azizi in Token2049, offering the first overview of the new game of features of the company to launch later in the second quarter.
Integration eliminates the need for merchants to build their own cryptographic infrastructure, according to an official press release.
Mesh bridges crypto and stablecoins for payments
Buyers can use popular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) or Solana (soil), while traders receive regulations in Stillecoins such as USDC, USDT or Pyusd – which, with smartfunding technology of Mesh’s property.
Azizi declared that development addresses one of the greatest obstacles to the adoption of traditional cryptography: disconnection between the flexibility of consumers and the stability of merchants.
“As soon as cryptographic payments are as transparent as Fiat payments, nothing remains to stop mass migration in world trade on blockchain rails,” said Azizi. “Mesh solves the UX and convenience parts.”
Integration uses Apple Pay’s NFC capabilities, allowing cryptography payments in physical stores with the same simplicity as traditional card payments.
Customers can consult Apple Pay, check with Face ID and finish their purchase in a few seconds, whether online or in store.
The milestone follows the recent financing round of the B series of $ 82 million from Mesh, directed by Paradigm and supported by major players, notably Ansensys and Yolo Investments.
Mesh already has more than 300 integrations, including Coinbase, Binance, Metamask and Phantom, strengthening its position as a key infrastructure provider in the cryptographic payment space.
Payment companies are growing in crypto
MESH’s recent partnership with Apple Pay is involved while payment companies continue to develop in digital assets.
Last week, the World Payment Giant Stripe said that it was developing a stablecoin supported by an US dollar intended for companies operating outside the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe.
The announcement reached after the regulatory approval of Stripe to acquire Bridge, a network of stable payments designed to compete with traditional banking systems and rapid transfers.
Last month, Jack Dorsey, former Twitter CEO and Bitcoin defender, outspoken, publicly urged messenger signal to integrate bitcoin for peers (P2P) payments.
Dorsey’s call was taken over by David Marcus, former president of Paypal and CEO of Lightspark, who said that “all non -transactional applications should connect to Bitcoin”.
The comments reflect a growing feeling among the defenders of Bitcoin to reposition BTC not only as a reserve of value, but as a tool for practical payment.
More recently, the Singapore-based payment company, Triple-A, announced its intention to integrate Paypal’s stablecoin into its list of tokens taken care of for customer payments.
Even companies like Paypal have entered space, launching their own stablecoins and offering performance incentives to holders.
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