NextBank: Scams, Foolishness or Reality?

NextBank: Scams, Foolishness or Reality?

It’s been around for some time now: a new international bank is coming to town, named NextBank. It looks and feels like either a miracle or a scam. That’s why CoinTelegraph conducted a survey with experts from the banking industry to investigate the truth. A short introduction to the project, NextBank. They promote themselves as they will allow you to store value in 135 FIAT currencies, precious metals and, of course, cryptocurrencies. NextBank will offer a wide variety of services like international debit cards and escrow service, in reality, it claims that it will offer ALL the services....


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