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U.S. Bank has introduced an accounts payable platform designed to help small businesses manage cash flow and streamline payments. The tool, branded U.S. Bank Bill Pay for Business, consolidates bill payment and record-keeping within the bank’s existing business banking dashboard. It allows users to set up recurring payments, make partial or multiple payments, and automate approval workflows. The system also integrates with select accounting software, providing real-time visibility of available funds and payment status. Features include mobile and desktop access, payment notifications, and multistep fraud detection. The bank said the aim is to reduce reliance on multiple digital tools while…
U.S. Bank has introduced an accounts payable platform designed to help small businesses manage cash flow and streamline payments. The tool, branded U.S. Bank Bill Pay for Business, consolidates bill payment and record-keeping within the bank’s existing business banking dashboard. It allows users to set up recurring payments, make partial or multiple payments, and automate approval workflows. The system also integrates with select accounting software, providing real-time visibility of available funds and payment status. Features include mobile and desktop access, payment notifications, and multistep fraud detection. The bank said the aim is to reduce reliance on multiple digital tools while…
Opinion by: Margaret Rosenfeld, chief legal officer of EverstakeFor years, the approval of crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has been one of the most contested battles in financial regulation. The first applications for a Bitcoin (BTC) ETF date back more than a decade. Only in early 2024, after repeated denials and a court battle that forced the US Securities and Exchange Commission to reconsider, did spot Bitcoin ETFs finally gain SEC approval in the United States.The long road to that point underscored the regulatory caution, political scrutiny and structural complexity surrounding digital asset markets.Now, just a year later, the conversation has…
Journalist Hassan Shittu Journalist Hassan Shittu About Author Hassan, a Cryptonews.com journalist with 6+ years of experience in Web3 journalism, brings deep knowledge across Crypto, Web3 Gaming, NFTs, and Play-to-Earn sectors. His work has appeared in… Share Last updated: September 8, 2025 HashKey Group, one of Asia’s leading digital asset financial services providers, has unveiled plans to launch what it calls the region’s largest multi-currency Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) ecosystem fund. The initiative, announced this week, aims to raise more than $500 million in its first phase and establish a long-term institutional bridge between traditional finance and on-chain assets.HashKey DAT…
On Friday, the U.S. Senate Banking Committee released its latest draft of the CLARITY Act (CLARITY), in which it proposes an amendment to 18 U.S. Code § 1960(a) stipulates that only crypto developers or providers that “knowingly exercise control over currency, funds, or other value that substitutes for currency” be treated as money transmitting businesses. The first page of the Senate Banking Committee’s latest version of CLARITY. What is more, this amendment would not only protect Bitcoin and crypto developers in the wake of a bill with this language included in its passing, but it would also protect said developers…
Weaker payroll figures and improving U.S. rate cut prospects failed to bolster sentiment, Head of Research James Butterfill said.
President Donald Trump’s artificial intelligence and crypto czar plans to work for the administration indefinitely despite a 130-day cap on his government employment status. Trump brought on David Sacks as a special government employee (SGE), allowing the Silicon Valley insider to maintain his various business activities even as he works with the White House to create a legal framework for cryptocurrency and AI. The designation also means Sacks did not have to go through the Senate confirmation process or provide a full financial disclosure, since SGEs are supposed to be temporary. By law, they can only work 130 days per…
President Donald Trump’s artificial intelligence and crypto czar plans to work for the administration indefinitely despite a 130-day cap on his government employment status. Trump brought on David Sacks as a special government employee (SGE), allowing the Silicon Valley insider to maintain his various business activities even as he works with the White House to create a legal framework for cryptocurrency and AI. The designation also means Sacks did not have to go through the Senate confirmation process or provide a full financial disclosure, since SGEs are supposed to be temporary. By law, they can only work 130 days per…
In brief European crypto asset manager CoinShares has announced plans to go public in the U.S. on the Nasdaq. The deal sees CoinShares enter an agreement with Vine Hill Capital Investment Corp. A number of crypto firms have gone public this year or have signaled plans to do so. European digital asset fund manager CoinShares on Monday announced plans to go public on the Nasdaq in the United States.St Helier, Jersey-based CoinShares, which manages around $10 billion in assets, said it had entered into an agreement with blank-check company Vine Hill Capital Investment Corp. in a transaction valuing CoinShares at…
Crypto Journalist Anas Hassan Crypto Journalist Anas Hassan About Author Anas is a crypto native journalist and SEO writer with over five years of writing experience covering blockchain, crypto, DeFi, and emerging tech. Share Last updated: September 8, 2025 Crypto investment products experienced $352 million in weekly outflows as Federal Reserve rate-cut optimism failed to boost digital asset sentiment, with Ethereum leading the exodus at $912 million while Bitcoin attracted $524 million in inflows.CoinShares’ report shows trading volumes dropped 27% week-over-week, suggesting a cooled appetite for digital assets despite improving prospects for September interest rate cuts.Year-to-date inflows remain strong at…