PayPal announced an update policy

PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) has revised its merchant-focused vendor protection program to exclude NFT transactions that run above $10,000. Based on the

PayPal Ends Buyer and Seller Protections for NFTs

PayPal announced an update policy that changes the context in which buyers and sellers of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on its platform. PayPal will stop providing

PayPal removes buyer and seller protections for NFTs

PayPal Changes Policy: NFT Transactions Over $10,000

PayPal Announces NFT Purchases No Longer Backed By Its

PayPal to Remove Buyer and Seller Protections for NFT

PayPal to restrict some NFT transactions for its Seller Protection

PayPal limits NFT transactions to $10,000; amends Seller

PayPal has tweaked its buyer

Under a new PayPal policy, effective May 20, NFT purchases will no longer be backed by the company’s buyer protection program. In addition, NFT sales worth more

PayPal has tweaked its buyer and seller protection policies for NFT purchases and sales. According to an update on the company’s Amendment to Purchase

Under a new PayPal policy, effective May 20, NFT purchases will no longer be backed by the company’s buyer protection program. In addition, NFT sales worth more

For NFT sales exceeding

For NFT sales exceeding $10,000, sellers will no longer be shielded from claims of misrepresentation, unauthorized transactions, or other scams. However, sellers will

PayPal’s Shift in Policy on NFT Protections - YGG Studios

PayPal Revises Buyer and Seller Protection Policy for NFTs

An official document from PayPal

An official document from PayPal noted that the revision will come into effect from 21st March. It stated, “Revising PayPal’s Seller Protection program to expand the list of ineligible items to include certain Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) with a transaction amount of