Topic: UNIONBANK LAUNCHES THE FIRST CRYPTO ATM in the PHILIPPINES!! - page 5. (Read 986 times)
Well magandang balita nga ito dahil alam naman natin na hindi lahat ng mga bangko ay willing na ma-involved sa Bitcoin or any cryptocurrencies, pero ang Unionbank mas nakikita ito para mapahusay ang systema ng financial industry. Pero sabihin na natin na maganda nga ito, pero isipin natin ano ba ang kaibahan ng ATM na ito sa iba pang naunang cryptocurrency ATMs? well hindi pa natin alam kasi hindi pa naman ito narerelease or available ang service nila na ito. Pero kung magiging pareho lang ito ng ibang crypto ATMs na malaki mag charge, then tingin ko hindi rin ito tatangkilikin ng mga tao dahil meron naman tayong ibang ways para makabili at mag benta ng ating mga cryptocurrencies which is mas maliit lang ang service charge. But still magandang balita parin ito dahil malay natin, yung ibang bangko sumunod din sa ginawa nila.
Ayan may nagumpisa na bangko talaga ibig sabihin bibili at magbebenta sila ng bitcoin gamit ang crypto atm na yan tiwala ako na hindi lang Unionbank ang magbubukas ng serbisyo pagdating sa crypto atm dahil kung hindi mapag iiwanan sila sa makabagong technology na ito, parang magiging totoo kasi yung sabi ng ilan na bitcoin ang magiging main currency pagdating ng panahon.
Naalala ko yung UNION Bank invited or umattend yung representative nila sa Binance meetup last December 2018 dito sa Manila. Nalaman ko yung nung nag upload yung Binance clip sa YouTube channel ng Binance. Also, this might be their preparation just in case bitcoin price will recover.
Ito yung video na makikita mo na nandito yung representative UNION Bank: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suNk3rHzeio
Ito yung video na makikita mo na nandito yung representative UNION Bank: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suNk3rHzeio
Usually dedma lang ako about sa mga news na may mga nagbukas ng bagong bitcoin ATM dito sa Pinas, pero this case? Knowing na isang decently reputable bank mismo ang nagbukas ng bitcoin ATM? Very big yes from me! Hoping for something like being able to buy bitcoin straight out of your UnionBank online banking dashboard; un ang talagang dealbreaker na baka rason ng paglipat ko sa UnionBank kung magkaroon ng ganun.
February 7, 2019 / Manila, Philippines – UnionBank of the Philippines has launched a cryptocurrency ATM that allows buying and selling of cryptocurrencies (virtual currencies) for cash.
As reported by the Philippine Star, the virtual currency automated teller machine (ATM) is launched to cater to clients who use virtual currency. In a statement, the bank said this ATM “will provide these clients with an alternative channel to convert their pesos to virtual currency and vice versa”.
UnionBank said this cryptocurrency ATM offering is in line will all applicable regulations, particularly the ones set by the Philippine Central Bank (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas – BSP).
UnionBank has a reported slip in earnings due to a significant increase in operating expenses as well as changes in operating standards. The bank noted it is making investments in its people and its operation as it prepares for the third phase of its digital transformation.
UnionBank’s Project i2i is an initiative to connect rural banks with each other via blockchain. It is just one of its many projects that aims to use blockchain, with the addition of a blockchain institute to train blockchain developers and a blockchain-based platform for General Circulars (GCs). Last week, it teamed up with IBM in building a blockchain-based solution for reinventing supply chain finance. Announced on IBM’s blog, the cloud-based application is set to transform finance transactions through a permission digital ledger – the “IBM Blockchain Platform”. This solution will be available to all of UnionBank’s customers and partners that want to join the blockchain network.
Ayan na mga kabayan, malamang lalo kayong mabuhayan ng loob na tangkilikin ang Bitcoin at ibang Alts!! Mabuhay sa mga Pinoy Trader, Miner at Bounty Hunters!!
As reported by the Philippine Star, the virtual currency automated teller machine (ATM) is launched to cater to clients who use virtual currency. In a statement, the bank said this ATM “will provide these clients with an alternative channel to convert their pesos to virtual currency and vice versa”.
UnionBank said this cryptocurrency ATM offering is in line will all applicable regulations, particularly the ones set by the Philippine Central Bank (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas – BSP).
UnionBank has a reported slip in earnings due to a significant increase in operating expenses as well as changes in operating standards. The bank noted it is making investments in its people and its operation as it prepares for the third phase of its digital transformation.
UnionBank’s Project i2i is an initiative to connect rural banks with each other via blockchain. It is just one of its many projects that aims to use blockchain, with the addition of a blockchain institute to train blockchain developers and a blockchain-based platform for General Circulars (GCs). Last week, it teamed up with IBM in building a blockchain-based solution for reinventing supply chain finance. Announced on IBM’s blog, the cloud-based application is set to transform finance transactions through a permission digital ledger – the “IBM Blockchain Platform”. This solution will be available to all of UnionBank’s customers and partners that want to join the blockchain network.
Ayan na mga kabayan, malamang lalo kayong mabuhayan ng loob na tangkilikin ang Bitcoin at ibang Alts!! Mabuhay sa mga Pinoy Trader, Miner at Bounty Hunters!!
una pa man talagang pinapakita ng unionbank na gusto nila ang cryptocurrency although di naman natin masasabi na sila yung best pag dating sa adoptation nung una pero ngayon nagiging ahead na sila sa pagtanggap ng crypto at magandang panimula to sa banking industry at lalo na sa mga tao na makilala nag crpyto ngayon pa na di maganda yung issue atleast sa ngayon makikita nila ito sa isang banko, dapat lang na maging maganda yung approach dto para mabago ang image ng crpytocurrency.
February 7, 2019 / Manila, Philippines – UnionBank of the Philippines has launched a cryptocurrency ATM that allows buying and selling of cryptocurrencies (virtual currencies) for cash.
As reported by the Philippine Star, the virtual currency automated teller machine (ATM) is launched to cater to clients who use virtual currency. In a statement, the bank said this ATM “will provide these clients with an alternative channel to convert their pesos to virtual currency and vice versa”.
UnionBank said this cryptocurrency ATM offering is in line will all applicable regulations, particularly the ones set by the Philippine Central Bank (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas – BSP).
UnionBank has a reported slip in earnings due to a significant increase in operating expenses as well as changes in operating standards. The bank noted it is making investments in its people and its operation as it prepares for the third phase of its digital transformation.
UnionBank’s Project i2i is an initiative to connect rural banks with each other via blockchain. It is just one of its many projects that aims to use blockchain, with the addition of a blockchain institute to train blockchain developers and a blockchain-based platform for General Circulars (GCs). Last week, it teamed up with IBM in building a blockchain-based solution for reinventing supply chain finance. Announced on IBM’s blog, the cloud-based application is set to transform finance transactions through a permission digital ledger – the “IBM Blockchain Platform”. This solution will be available to all of UnionBank’s customers and partners that want to join the blockchain network.
Ayan na mga kabayan, malamang lalo kayong mabuhayan ng loob na tangkilikin ang Bitcoin at ibang Alts!! Mabuhay sa mga Pinoy Trader, Miner at Bounty Hunters!!
As reported by the Philippine Star, the virtual currency automated teller machine (ATM) is launched to cater to clients who use virtual currency. In a statement, the bank said this ATM “will provide these clients with an alternative channel to convert their pesos to virtual currency and vice versa”.
UnionBank said this cryptocurrency ATM offering is in line will all applicable regulations, particularly the ones set by the Philippine Central Bank (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas – BSP).
UnionBank has a reported slip in earnings due to a significant increase in operating expenses as well as changes in operating standards. The bank noted it is making investments in its people and its operation as it prepares for the third phase of its digital transformation.
UnionBank’s Project i2i is an initiative to connect rural banks with each other via blockchain. It is just one of its many projects that aims to use blockchain, with the addition of a blockchain institute to train blockchain developers and a blockchain-based platform for General Circulars (GCs). Last week, it teamed up with IBM in building a blockchain-based solution for reinventing supply chain finance. Announced on IBM’s blog, the cloud-based application is set to transform finance transactions through a permission digital ledger – the “IBM Blockchain Platform”. This solution will be available to all of UnionBank’s customers and partners that want to join the blockchain network.
Ayan na mga kabayan, malamang lalo kayong mabuhayan ng loob na tangkilikin ang Bitcoin at ibang Alts!! Mabuhay sa mga Pinoy Trader, Miner at Bounty Hunters!!
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