The CEO of the Electronic Transactions Association (ETA), Jason Oxman, expects many collaborations between the traditional payment companies and the bitcoin startups due to the increasing integration of the digital assets into the global payment system.
While insisting on ETA’s technology neutrality, Oxman noted that his organization is ready to collaborate and support innovation in the payments sphere, including collaboration with those organizations that create innovative solutions for electronic payments.
Oxman cited the example of collaboration between ETA and BitPay, which was the first crypto organization joining the association, and added that the Bitcoin Foundation deserves credit for educating the ETA members about Bitcoin and the benefits it offers.
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As far as Jason Oxman is concerned, all future partnerships between payment providers and crypto startups will be primarily determined by the demand on the part of consumers and merchants for digital payment solutions.
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