For the first time, Paypal has invested in a blockchain company. Digital ID is the lucky startup which has received funding during its Series A funding round.
Paypal has been oddly quiet on the blockchain space. Although Peter Thiel, the co-founder of Paypal, has been active in investing his time and money in the technology, the Paypal company itself has not. However, we now have news of an investment by Paypal which is the first time the payment processing firm has put its money towards blockchain-based innovation.
The lucky recipients of the funding are Cambridge Blockchain — particularly its startup Digital ID. The technology hopes to give users greater security and control over their digital identity, something that very much aligns with Paypal’s overall mission.

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