Keeta Network announces major infrastructure upgrades, supporting multi-currency accounts, Visa Direct, and on-chain investments
Foresight News reports that payment public chain Keeta Network has launched a series of major feature updates. The key updates include support for multi-currency accounts with over 25 currencies, enabling SWIFT international transfers, foreign exchange conversions, and instant stablecoin deposits and withdrawals; integration of Visa Direct payment channels, supporting near real-time payments to over 190 countries and instant debit card deposits and withdrawals; USD accounts now fully support ACH and Wire transfers; expanded cross-chain compatibility supporting USDC and EURC transfers across more than 20 chains including Solana and Tron, with future additions of Bitcoin and Ethereum support; users can invest directly on-chain in US Treasury Bills (T-Bills) and stocks.
Keeta stated that the official website has been updated, and these features are gradually being opened to users on the waiting list.
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