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This is a strange bit of public feuding between the government and BoE.
Revolute is an interesting company which might be first to introduce Wero (EU based Visa/Mastercard competitor) to the UK, which is competition we need, but they are also heavily involved with crypto.
I just don’t know who is getting bribed and influenced the most, or in the end what is the best for the people.
How would Wero work in the UK? Surely it's Euro only? Interested to learn more.
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Interesting question, I'll try to find out.
It's very easy to use but only for low value transfers, only the beneficiary's phone number is needed.