Stablecoin Card Issuer Rain Buys Merchant Wallet Startup Ansa
Rain acquired Ansa, a startup whose software lets merchants run their own branded prepaid wallets, the stablecoin card issuer announced. The purchase adds a product built on fiat. Ansa's wallets hold dollar balances that...
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