Wallet

A total of 105,237 citizens have downloaded the Gov.gr Wallet on their mobile phones over the last 30 days, which will be mandatory in soccer grounds as of Tuesday, April 9.

The number of Greeks who have obtained a digital wallet, since its launch on July 2022, is estimated at 1,877,032.

A total of 105,237 citizens have downloaded the gov.gr wallet application on their mobile phones over the last thirty days, the Digital Governance Ministry said on Saturday.

What changes are being considered & what those using bitcoin, mining, electronic “wallets” & other forms of electronic money should know

Don't you just hate it when you are playing your favourite casino games, but you have to wait several days to get your wins out of the gambling site?

A new digital card is now available for the registered unemployed on the Gov.gr Wallet app, which will provide updates on benefits and make physical cards obsolete, the ministries of Labor and Social Affairs and of Digital Governance announced on Monday, along with the Public Employment Agency (DYPA).

The information denied 5 years ago by Ivan Geshev - then only the head of the special prosecutor's office, that Bulgaria "arrested" over 200,000 bitcoins in 2017, appeared in the latest report of one of the largest cryptocurrencies in the world - Kraken.

The European Commission has introduced a legislative proposal for an EU "digital identity wallet" that would allow numerous services like opening a bank account or filing tax returns to be done purely digitally. EURACTIV Germany reports.

A meteorologist in the U.S. Navy was pleasantly surprised to recover a wallet he had lost - 53 years ago in Antarctica.

Paul Grisham, 91, did not even remember losing the billfold when friendly strangers contacted him to return it via mail, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported this week.

Two Greeks aged 27 and 31 are suspected of being the brains behind a Europe-wide illegal television streaming platform believed to be responsible for causing an estimated 6.5 million euros' worth of damage to licensed pay-TV providers, Greece's Athens-Macedonian News Agency reported on Thursday.

Some 14,000 fake brand-name items, including wallets and assorted accessories, were seized on Wednesday after coordinated police raids at three retail stores in an area known as Thessaloniki's "Chinatown."

The raids were conducted after a complaint filed to authorities by a legal representative of a company that distributes the brand names that were being ripped off.