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Business Wire
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Flexa and Nexus Wallet Team up to Revolutionize Digital Asset Spending Across North America
LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Flexa, the leading digital payment network, and Nexus, the new decentralized wallet redefining asset management from the Litecoin Foundation, are making spending Litecoin in the real world easier than ever. Through a new integration with the Flexa SDK, Nexus Wallet users can now enjoy instant, secure payments at over 41,000 locations across North America, turning their digital assets into seamless purchasing power. By embedding Flexa's advanced payment infrastructure into Nexus Wallet, the partnership delivers a seamless way for Nexus Wallet users to pay with digital currencies. Whether buying groceries, dining out, or shopping for essentials, transactions are processed instantly and securely, eliminating the friction typically associated with digital payments. 'Flexa is pushing relentlessly toward a future in which digital asset payments are a seamless part of everyday life,' said Daniel McCabe, co-founder and CEO of Flexa. 'This new integration with Nexus Wallet empowers users to unlock the true utility of their digital assets—no barriers, no compromises—while giving merchants a trusted solution that just works. Together, we're turning the promise of digital payments into a reality for millions.' This integration allows Nexus Wallet to take full advantage of growing merchant acceptance of digital currencies, bridging the gap between innovative blockchain technology and real-world spending. In turn, merchants who enable Flexa benefit from guaranteed settlement and zero chargebacks, simplifying the process of accepting digital payments and driving the broader adoption of digital assets. 'Our collaboration with Flexa marks a significant milestone in our mission to empower users with seamless and secure digital asset management,' said Loshan T, Lead Developer of Nexus Wallet. 'By integrating the Flexa SDK, we're enabling our users to effortlessly utilize their digital assets for everyday transactions, bridging the gap between digital holdings and real-world spending.' Flexa and Nexus Wallet's collaboration signals a significant step forward in the adoption of digital payments. Together, they are shaping a future where digital currencies are seamlessly integrated into everyday commerce, offering users and merchants a fast, secure, and practical payment solution. About Flexa Flexa is the global leader in pure-digital payments, providing merchants and developers with innovative tools for commerce. Flexa's solutions enable the acceptance of digital assets across various points of sale, offering instant authorization, complete fraud resistance, and flexible payouts. Founded in 2018, Flexa's mission is to help sellers thrive in the next era of commerce. About Nexus Wallet Nexus Wallet is a next-generation blockchain platform designed to empower users with secure and user-friendly ways to manage and spend their Litecoin. With a focus on privacy and control, Nexus Wallet simplifies cryptocurrency transactions, making digital payments practical for everyday use. Committed to innovation, Nexus Wallet is rebuilding the internet from the ground up.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Wanna launches Bag Capacity Widget to boost VTO experience
Given the massive importance of the high-margin bags sector, virtual try-on (VTO) specialist Wanna is boosting its AR try-on solutions for handbags with the latest tech advance being the addition of its animated Bag Capacity Widget. The company said it helps consumers 'interact with bags in a more immersive and realistic way, replicating the in-store shopping experience'. Wanna's VTO tech can already show how a bag looks when 'worn' as a crossbody or on the shoulder and its 3D Viewer also currently delivers a 360° product view, allowing customers to explore the bag's texture, material, stitching, and size (that's also also applicable to products such as shoes, perfumes, earrings, rings, watches, and glasses). But understanding a bag's capacity and interior layout is a key part of the purchase decision and has always been difficult for many online shoppers. Traditional product images fail to adequately capture key details, such as inner compartments, pocket placements, and overall storage space. In fact, some webstores don't even offer up an interior picture or an image of the bag being carried. 'This leads to uncertainty and contributes to returns, with size mismatches accounting for around 24% of returns in the bag category,' Wanna said. The new widget 'offers a solution by allowing users to virtually look inside the bag, examine its compartments, and even test its capacity by placing items inside'. It's part of the aforementioned 3D Viewer, which is designed to replicate the in-store shopping experience with high-fidelity visuals and interactive exploration tools. Taking this a step further, the widget lets users look inside the bag and examine the inner compartments, pockets, and lining; assess storage capacity by virtually placing everyday items — such as a phone, glasses case, or laptop — inside the bag; and view capacity more accurately through a transparency mode that reveals how many items fit inside the bag. The company has just made the new widget available for integration via SDK and will be showcasing it at VivaTech next month in Paris.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Wanna launches Bag Capacity Widget to boost VTO experience
Given the massive importance of the high-margin bags sector, virtual try-on (VTO) specialist Wanna is boosting its AR try-on solutions for handbags with the latest tech advance being the addition of its animated Bag Capacity Widget. The company said it helps consumers 'interact with bags in a more immersive and realistic way, replicating the in-store shopping experience'. Wanna's VTO tech can already show how a bag looks when 'worn' as a crossbody or on the shoulder and its 3D Viewer also currently delivers a 360° product view, allowing customers to explore the bag's texture, material, stitching, and size (that's also also applicable to products such as shoes, perfumes, earrings, rings, watches, and glasses). But understanding a bag's capacity and interior layout is a key part of the purchase decision and has always been difficult for many online shoppers. Traditional product images fail to adequately capture key details, such as inner compartments, pocket placements, and overall storage space. In fact, some webstores don't even offer up an interior picture or an image of the bag being carried. 'This leads to uncertainty and contributes to returns, with size mismatches accounting for around 24% of returns in the bag category,' Wanna said. The new widget 'offers a solution by allowing users to virtually look inside the bag, examine its compartments, and even test its capacity by placing items inside'. It's part of the aforementioned 3D Viewer, which is designed to replicate the in-store shopping experience with high-fidelity visuals and interactive exploration tools. Taking this a step further, the widget lets users look inside the bag and examine the inner compartments, pockets, and lining; assess storage capacity by virtually placing everyday items — such as a phone, glasses case, or laptop — inside the bag; and view capacity more accurately through a transparency mode that reveals how many items fit inside the bag. The company has just made the new widget available for integration via SDK and will be showcasing it at VivaTech next month in Paris.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Wanna launches Bag Capacity Widget to boost VTO experience
Given the massive importance of the high-margin bags sector, virtual try-on (VTO) specialist Wanna is boosting its AR try-on solutions for handbags with the latest tech advance being the addition of its animated Bag Capacity Widget. The company said it helps consumers 'interact with bags in a more immersive and realistic way, replicating the in-store shopping experience'. Wanna's VTO tech can already show how a bag looks when 'worn' as a crossbody or on the shoulder and its 3D Viewer also currently delivers a 360° product view, allowing customers to explore the bag's texture, material, stitching, and size (that's also also applicable to products such as shoes, perfumes, earrings, rings, watches, and glasses). But understanding a bag's capacity and interior layout is a key part of the purchase decision and has always been difficult for many online shoppers. Traditional product images fail to adequately capture key details, such as inner compartments, pocket placements, and overall storage space. In fact, some webstores don't even offer up an interior picture or an image of the bag being carried. 'This leads to uncertainty and contributes to returns, with size mismatches accounting for around 24% of returns in the bag category,' Wanna said. The new widget 'offers a solution by allowing users to virtually look inside the bag, examine its compartments, and even test its capacity by placing items inside'. It's part of the aforementioned 3D Viewer, which is designed to replicate the in-store shopping experience with high-fidelity visuals and interactive exploration tools. Taking this a step further, the widget lets users look inside the bag and examine the inner compartments, pockets, and lining; assess storage capacity by virtually placing everyday items — such as a phone, glasses case, or laptop — inside the bag; and view capacity more accurately through a transparency mode that reveals how many items fit inside the bag. The company has just made the new widget available for integration via SDK and will be showcasing it at VivaTech next month in Paris.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Wanna launches Bag Capacity Widget to boost VTO experience
Given the massive importance of the high-margin bags sector, virtual try-on (VTO) specialist Wanna is boosting its AR try-on solutions for handbags with the latest tech advance being the addition of its animated Bag Capacity Widget. The company said it helps consumers 'interact with bags in a more immersive and realistic way, replicating the in-store shopping experience'. Wanna's VTO tech can already show how a bag looks when 'worn' as a crossbody or on the shoulder and its 3D Viewer also currently delivers a 360° product view, allowing customers to explore the bag's texture, material, stitching, and size (that's also also applicable to products such as shoes, perfumes, earrings, rings, watches, and glasses). But understanding a bag's capacity and interior layout is a key part of the purchase decision and has always been difficult for many online shoppers. Traditional product images fail to adequately capture key details, such as inner compartments, pocket placements, and overall storage space. In fact, some webstores don't even offer up an interior picture or an image of the bag being carried. 'This leads to uncertainty and contributes to returns, with size mismatches accounting for around 24% of returns in the bag category,' Wanna said. The new widget 'offers a solution by allowing users to virtually look inside the bag, examine its compartments, and even test its capacity by placing items inside'. It's part of the aforementioned 3D Viewer, which is designed to replicate the in-store shopping experience with high-fidelity visuals and interactive exploration tools. Taking this a step further, the widget lets users look inside the bag and examine the inner compartments, pockets, and lining; assess storage capacity by virtually placing everyday items — such as a phone, glasses case, or laptop — inside the bag; and view capacity more accurately through a transparency mode that reveals how many items fit inside the bag. The company has just made the new widget available for integration via SDK and will be showcasing it at VivaTech next month in Paris.
