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(Originally posted on : Crypto News – iGaming.org )
Flexa has rolled out Flexa Components, a new set of mobile tools aimed at simplifying digital payments within wallet applications. This launch addresses the ongoing challenges in the digital payments space, where fragmented systems and high transaction fees have been obstacles for both merchants and developers.
Flexa Components is designed to streamline the payment process by enabling wallet apps to directly connect with merchant point-of-sale systems. The toolkit supports a variety of digital currencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Polygon, Zcash, and others, making instant payments possible across the United States.
One of the key features of this toolkit is the elimination of transaction fees, offering instant payment capabilities. The user-friendly interface integrates seamlessly with existing wallet applications, making it easier for developers to incorporate digital payments. Moreover, Flexa prioritizes privacy by minimizing the collection of personal data, ensuring that transactions remain secure and private.
For developers, Flexa Components provides a robust support system, simplifying the integration of digital payments into their apps. Merchants benefit from faster processing times, lower fees, and a better overall customer experience. The risk of fraud and chargebacks is also significantly reduced, adding another layer of security.
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Flexa’s broader mission is to make digital currencies more accessible for everyday use. As part of this push, Flexa Components is poised to enhance how digital assets are used in day-to-day transactions.
The announcement coincides with Apple’s recent decision to open its iPhone payment chip to third-party developers. This move will allow developers, including those in the crypto space, to use the iPhone’s Near-Field Communication technology for in-store payments, transit fares, and more. The combination of Flexa’s new tools and Apple’s changes could help bring cryptocurrencies into more mainstream usage.