HUMBL Launches ACH Integration Within HUMBL Pay Mobile Wallet
HUMBL, Inc. (OTCMKT: HMBL) announced the launch of ACH integration within its HUMBL Pay mobile wallet, allowing users to link US bank accounts. This feature enables consumers to:
- Earn interest up to 7% APY on digital assets
- Buy and send up to 20 different digital assets
- Make gasless payments between HUMBL mobile wallet users
- Interact with stablecoins like USDC
Pursuing broader blockchain adoption, HUMBL aims to enhance user experience in mobile payments and digital asset management.
- Launch of ACH integration in HUMBL Pay enhances user capabilities.
- Users can earn up to 7% APY on digital assets, attracting more customers.
- Facilitates transactions with 20 different digital assets and stablecoins.
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San Diego, CA, Dec. 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- HUMBL, Inc. (OTCMKT: HMBL) announced today that ACH integration is now live within the “HUMBL Pay” mobile wallet. With this new feature, consumers can attach their US bank accounts to their HUMBL Pay mobile wallet, to load balances and perform multiple functions, such as:
- Earn interest up to
7% APY on digital assets - Buy, and send up to 20 different digital assets (P2P)
- Buy, send and peg to stablecoins such as USDC (USD Coin)
- Send gasless digital asset payments between HUMBL mobile wallet customers (P2P)
“We see two major unlocks ahead for global blockchain adoption: One is simplifying blockchain use cases for consumers, and the other is connecting traditional financial institution accounts to mobile wallets like HUMBL,” said HUMBL President and CEO, Brian Foote. “The ACH integration feature is a positive step forward in both areas.”
Additional HUMBL Pay mobile wallet features now under development include the addition of other digital assets such as BLOCKS and the BLOCK ETXs, which provide algorithmically driven index, active and thematic strategies for digital asset investing.
About HUMBL, Inc.
HUMBL is a consumer blockchain company working to simplify blockchain use cases in areas such as mobile payments, ticketing, NFTs and real estate.
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