Tag: Cryptocurrency

BIT.AC to Support 22 New Cryptocurrencies

Posted by on in Cryptocurrency, eCommerce

The multi-currency crypto wallet BIT.AC has announced the support of 22 new cryptocurrencies.

The new list of coins includes Gnosis, Golem, Iconomi, BAT, Xaurum, Edgeless, Trustcoin, Pluton, Augur, iExec, Melon, Wings, Singular, Aragon, FirstBlood, vSlice, Time, TokenCard, BCAP, Guppy, Lunyr and TAAS. In addition, BIT.AC enables users to instantly convert one type of cryptocurrency into another.

The platform uses “cold storage” technology to protect servers from the risk of external intrusion. In addition to web-based wallets and instant exchange platform, BIT.AC also offers Android application for mobile users.

Payza Crypto Exchane Accepts Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin

Posted by on in Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Ethereum, Ripple

Payza, a global payment platform, has expanded its Cryptocurrency Exchange to include several Bitcoin alternatives.

Clients will now be able to sell Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, Dash, Monero, Zcash and dozens of other cryptocurrencies on the platform and receive US dollars directly in their ewallets, which can then be loaded to their Payza Cards or withdrawn at an ATM.

In May 2017, Payza has added Bitcoin to its ewallet offering, allowing members to buy and sell the cryptocurrency and merchants to accept Bitcoin as a payment option. The company’s expansion of its Cryptocurrency Exchange allows users to deposit over 50 cryptocurrencies into their accounts.

The global payment platform plans to expand its altcoin exchange service to allow clients to buy altcoins from Payza. Furthermore, a new function that would allow cardholders to load their prepaid cards from Bitcoin or altcoin exchanges in just one action is also being developed.

Circle Launches Fee-Free Cross Border Payments

Posted by on in Cryptocurrency, Remittance

Circle Internet Finacnial, a payments blockchain startup, has announced the launch of no–cost cross-border transactions to its users.

As part of the roll-out of the startup’s service upgrade, customers in the US, much of Europe and the UK will not have to pay fees or mark-ups on foreign currency exchanges. The company also provides instant transactions for users that send funds between these countries.

The upgrade comes after the startup cringed from its Bitcoin buying and selling services, though at the time the startup said it still planned to use blockchain behind the scenes, as Coindesk states.