#Digital

G2A.COM Unveils AI-Powered "Best Gate 2 Play" Campaign to Elevate Digital Entertainment Experience

Bank of Israel Partnered with Kima to Test Central Bank Digital Currency, Digital Shekel

<p>"This protocol’s flexibility empowers citizens and financial institutions to conduct smooth, cross-asset, and cross-currency transactions without the need for complex conversions or restrictions on asset type."</p>

Lightico Acquires Vizolution to Bolster Digital Customer Completion Solution

WaveBL Raises $26 Million Series B Funding to Digitize Global Trade

nSure.ai Delivers Growth to Digital Commerce Leaders and Boosts YoY Revenue by 280%

\n nSure.ai , an AI-powered technology that helps retailers of high-risk digital goods grow their businesses by preventing fraud, has announced three new additi...

nSure.ai Delivers Growth to Digital Commerce Leaders and Boosts YoY Revenue by 280%

Readies 2023 GTM with New Leadership in Sales, Marketing, and Payments Expertise.

nSure.ai picks up $6.8 million seed funding to reduce fraud in digital goods sales

\n Tel Aviv, Israel, June 14, 2021- nSure.ai , a predictive AI fraud protection company, focuses on the unique needs of digital goods retailers, announced a suc...

nSure.ai picks up $6.8 million seed funding to reduce fraud in digital goods sales

\n Tel Aviv, Israel, June 14, 2021- nSure.ai , a predictive AI fraud protection company, focuses on the unique needs of digital goods retailers, announced a suc...

Facebook selected Rise.ai to implement its new gift card initiative

\n Israel startup Rise.ai , which offers AI-driven customer re-engagement solutions, is making its gift cards available for purchase on Facebook and Instagram.

Facebook selected Rise.ai to implement its new gift card initiative

Rise.ai is making gift cards available to purchase on Facebook and Instagram, which will let small and medium businesses and enterprises (SMBs/SMEs) boost sales, loyalty, engagement, and traffic. In 2019 alone, Rise.ai has helped generate $150 million for merchants and handled more than $1 billion in store credit