Quadriga CX Has Made Exchanging Bitcoins Easier Than Ever by Adding DebitWay’s Remittance and Payment Processing Service To Their Online Bitcoin Exchange
Quadriga CX, the Vancouver, B.C. based Bitcoin; cryptocurrency trading platform, has added DebitWay.ca to their payment processing options. One of Canada’s leading Bitcoin exchanges since its launch on December 26th, 2013, Quadriga CX has effectively simplified the process of buying and selling Bitcoins for all of their clients through the addition of the safe and easy to use INTERAC® Online Payment option.
But what is Cryptocurrency exactly? Cryptocurrency is a decentralized, peer-to-peer digital currency, the most prevalent and well known of which is Quadriga CX’s focus; Bitcoin (BTC). Quadriga had previously had to rely upon dated methods of transaction processing such as wire transfers and Western Union because the Bitcoin giant has preferred to steer clear of credit card processing options.
“We don’t accept credit cards,” says Quadriga CX CEO Gerald Cotten,
“Credit cards open the doors to too many problems." Mr. Cotten went on to say that with the addition of DebitWay’s payment processing service
“we have opened the door to many new users. People used to have to go their banks, wait in line, fill in forms and go through long, time consuming motions in order to make a purchase. DebitWay has eliminated all of that. Users can Purchase Bitcoins from the comfort of their couches, effectively easing any transaction."
“Our goal is to provide an easy to use platform that makes the process of buying and selling Bitcoins as uncomplicated as possible,” continues the Quadriga CX CEO.
When asked what sets his online currency exchange apart from others in Canada? Cotten was quick to say,
“One of our main features is Debitway’s Payment option. It allows any user to fund their accounts instantly. So, you can actually fund your Quadriga CX account through your online banking with IOP and buy Bitcoins Instantly,"
The addition of DebitWay’s revolutionary and ground breaking IOP processing service, will allow Quadriga CX to continue to adhere to its motto “the most convenient way to trade Bitcoins." Gone is the middle man, gone is the hassle and gone are the frustrations that have stymied customers in the past. The clients can now safely and securely purchase Bitcoins with their funds, from their bank in their own time, thanks to IOP certified service provider DebitWay.
DebitWay has been providing qualified merchants with an unparalleled payment processing service for over a decade since its launch in 2004. Its long standing adhering to creating an innovative, reliable and secure service has vaulted DebitWay to the forefront of the IOP processing industry. Merchants and users both benefit from dispensing with the need to divulge sensitive personal information when seeking to make online buys; DebitWay takes care of all of that.
DebitWay
Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, since 2004, DebitWay continues to be one of the leading Payment Service Providers in the world, as well as a Certified Payment Provider of INTERAC® Online Payment (IOP) solution in Canada. DebitWay merchant partners continue to benefit of being able to accept bank payments in real-time instantly.
DebitWay: https://www.debitway.com/
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