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By James Thorp
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XRP Demystifying PayPal Support
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Several Paypal investors were worried about why XRP, as one of the more considerable digital assets, did not get included in the cryptocurrency offering?
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Intelligent investors opine that PayPal would not assist XRP liquidity as its direct competition in cross border payment.
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Making practical sense out of why PayPal did not accept XRP, it has been assumed that XRP is for international cross-border transfers.
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Users also took to blame eBay, because they want to stick with the old gramps with a very slow transaction and have substantial transaction fees.
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In this regard, Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert, tweeted: "Ripple (XRP) probably are looking to rule and dominate the cross-border payments stuff all by themselves.
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Breaking all these gossips and assumptions, someone by screen name Daniel Ribar tried to clearly state that we need to stop Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt and learn about why…
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He pointed to a snapshot taken from the New York State Department of Financial Services' official website.
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The snapshot lists coins approved for custody and names: Binance USD (BUSD), Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum Classic (ETC), Ethereum (ETH), Gemini Dollar…
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The user also pointed to an infographic that spoke about whether the DFS-Regulated Entity has a DFS-approved coin-listing policy?
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Also, PayPal’s first options are those on the green-list. Unfortunately, Cardano and many others aren't shortlisted yet.
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So, XRP not getting supported by PayPal probably has something to do with the Green List.
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