Bitcove.ie Provides Bitcoin to the Emerald Isle
Ireland's Premier Bitcoin Providers offers users a new way to trade Bitcoin in Ireland.
Bitcove.ie, a bitcoin exchange founded by Cork brothers and Tech Enthusiasts James & Peter Nagle, is making waves amongst the growing Bitcoin market in Ireland. Recent winners of the 'Bank of Ireland/Ignite Business of the Year Award' and also 'Irelands Best Young Entrepreneur Award' winner, the Cork duo are now setting their sights on offering a service that can bring Bitcoin into the mainstream in Ireland.
Ireland has become renowned as a tech-friendly country and its adoption to this latest financial innovation, Bitcoin continues this positive trend. Bitcove is the Cork brother’s response to Ireland’s increasing Bitcoin demand. Bitcove will provide a platform to purchase and sell the flagship cryptocurrency.
Bitcove.ie plans to bring the Bitcoin market to those without any significant prior knowledge of the virtual currency. They believe the purchase or selling of Bitcoin should be as easy as topping up your phone credit, buying flight tickets or buying groceries. The value of the innovative technology that backs Bitcoin is sometimes lost in its inaccessibility, and they plan to change this.
Bitcove.ie offers a 24 hour transaction service, meaning minimal waiting times as eager customer receive their Bitcoins without undue delay. Commenting on the importance of availability, Peter says, “Customers want to see their Bitcoins asap, volatility continues to be a teething problem so by offering our services in a timely and professional manner, we believe we can gain the respect of our customers.”
As Bitcove.ie is locally based in Ireland, it means it can integrate with the local banking network allowing for near-instant transaction completion times. James notes that, "International exchanges rely on SEPA or wire bank transfers, these can be timely - often 1-3 days, Bitcove can provide a far quicker alternative."
The pair behind Bitcove.ie plan to bring their campaign on the road. Peter acknowledges, “Many people have heard of Bitcoin, but might not be too up to date on how it can enhance how we transact payments or transfer money.” Peter hopes through a campaign in Universities and IT meet up’s, the word of Bitcoin in Ireland and Bitcove.ie can be firmly reverberated throughout the country, starting with a city near you.
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