Conflux Foundation to Invest $500 Million in PayFi Blockchain-Based Payments Platform
The Conflux Foundation has announced plans to invest $500 million from its ecosystem fund to support the growth of PayFi, a blockchain-based payments platform. PayFi aims to bring traditional finance services, such as credit cards and invoice financing, onto the blockchain and create a more integrated value network. The platform is built on the Conflux blockchain, which is focused on stablecoin and payment infrastructure for consumer-grade payments. The move towards blockchain applications with intuitive user experiences could attract more mainstream cryptocurrency users.
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