Facebook intends to develop its own account for transfers

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Citing unnamed sources aware of this plan, a Bloomberg report announced that the company would focus on the Indian market. allow users to transfer money via a dollar-related cryptomoeda in WhatsApp, the email application purchased by Facebook in 2014.

However, the report adds that the current launch of stablecoin is perhaps still be far from taking place, the initiative is still at the stage of strategic planning.

India is also one of the largest markets for remittances. In 2017, immigrants sent 69.59 billion dollars only to their country of origin. annual report of the World Bank

Facebook set up its blockchain team in May to explore emerging technologies. He posted five job opportunities earlier this month, looking to add new members to his team with expertise in the fields of data science, software engineering and marketing.

David Marcus, who was previously Vice President of Applications Division. Facebook Messenger, leads the blockchain team. In June, the firm appointed Evan Cheng, senior engineer, first blockchain technical director.

"If Facebook launches the stablecoin that they build, it will quickly become the most widely used cryptographic product," Anthony told Twitter. Pompliano, cryptocurrency badyst, founder and partner of Morgan Creek Digital Assets, added:

"The Indian government fought crypto-coins and the situation is about to become very, very interesting."

Meanwhile, other messages known worldwide, such as Kakao, Line and Telegram, have already revealed their intention of entering the blockchain's space.