Topic: Binance unveils its Bitcoin debit card in Europe and UK (Read 147 times)
FYI, this topic is already discussed here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/binance-card-launches-in-europe-5262170
Thanks for sharing this news. Interesting. There is not many good Bitcoin debit cards in the market and nothing surprising that Binance see open niche there. And I think they can deliver good product. Now I'm waiting for more details about card and when it will be released. Ibwould be interested to order this card.
After Binance made an acquisition of Swipe—a company focused on providing better technology for crypto debit cards Binance has announced the launch of its crypto debit card in Europe and the United Kingdom.
Users from the European Economic Area will be able to apply for a Binance Card starting in August, “with users in the UK following shortly thereafter,”
Binance Card will support payments with Bitcoin (BTC), Binance Coin (BNB), Swipe’s native token (SXP) and its own stablecoin, Binance USD (BUSD), at over 60 million merchants across 200 regions and territories worldwide.
source: https://decrypt.co/35447/binance-unveils-its-bitcoin-debit-card-in-europe-and-uk
The move is good and will enable people to pay to merchants with cryptocurrencies without converting them into fiat first since digital assets remain in their original form until a transaction is made
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“Giving users the ability to convert and spend their crypto directly with merchants around the world, will make the crypto experience more seamless and applicable,” said Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao.
Users from the European Economic Area will be able to apply for a Binance Card starting in August, “with users in the UK following shortly thereafter,”
Binance Card will support payments with Bitcoin (BTC), Binance Coin (BNB), Swipe’s native token (SXP) and its own stablecoin, Binance USD (BUSD), at over 60 million merchants across 200 regions and territories worldwide.
source: https://decrypt.co/35447/binance-unveils-its-bitcoin-debit-card-in-europe-and-uk
The move is good and will enable people to pay to merchants with cryptocurrencies without converting them into fiat first since digital assets remain in their original form until a transaction is made
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