Neo EasyCoin Lets Users Buy Bitcoin and Litecoin With Cash, Launching This Month
A start-up by the name Neo EasyCoin (located online at easyco.in) is hoping to make bitcoin and litecoin purchasable using nothing buy cash when it launches on December 31st, the last day of the year. EasyCoin launches with initial support for customers in the United Kingdom, United States of America, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway - and the announcement post on Bitcointalk says there's more to follow. Users can create their EasyCoin account in "less than three minutes" and top-up (also known as funding) their account at ZipZap payment locations (you can look up payment locations here....
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Neo EasyCoin. The world first heard of this service from Neo & Bee last year in December,when the company made an official announcement on Bitcointalk, a popular bitcoin message board. The goal? Make bitcoin accessible around the world by allowing a user to purchase bitcoin without the need for a bank account. This is how it works (in a nutshell): Assuming a customer has passed their AML (anti-money laundering) and KYC (know-your-customer) checks, they would be allowed to credit their EasyCoin account with their local currency by paying with cash, credit/debit cards, online wallet....
Litecoin founder Charlie Lee today tweeted a cryptic emoji message of a chicken, dolphin, bee, cash, and soon arrow. Several of Lee’s followers replied, speculating over what he meant. But it was @MASTERBTCLTC who gave the most likely explanation by replying with “Litecoin flip B cash soon.” 🐓 litecoin🐬 flip🐝 B💵 cash🔜 soon — Master⚡️250k […]
Litecoin is now the seventh-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization after a rise to $75.
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