So this allows you to spend bitcoins, but using USD from your bank account, right?
Seems silly unless you're getting a discount to use the bitcoins, or perhaps you are trying to not carry a credit card? I guess those are two use cases.
Topic: [06-20-2015] Coinbase Launches Instant Exchange (Read 447 times)
I'm glad to see this feature now for the rest of the newcomers and veterans to use, such a powerful tool to utilize at one's disposal. I just wonder if this is affected by their so-called license in the states they're cleared in and whether they can operate this kind of thing elsewhere.
http://themerkle.com/news/coinbase-launches-instant-exchange/
Coinbase has launched a new feature that gives users the option to instantly send/receive bitcoin payments without the need to hold a bitcoin balance. The new feature is dubbed Instant Exchange. Coinbase has been offering this service to merchants for a while now, but this is a first for regular clients.
Coinbase has launched a new feature that gives users the option to instantly send/receive bitcoin payments without the need to hold a bitcoin balance. The new feature is dubbed Instant Exchange. Coinbase has been offering this service to merchants for a while now, but this is a first for regular clients.
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