Pademobile Brings Mobile Bitcoin Access to 3 Million in Mexico

Pademobile Brings Mobile Bitcoin Access to 3 Million in Mexico

Bitso, Mexico's first Bitcoin exchange, has revealed to CCN a partnership with Pademobile that will allow all 3 million of the payment company's customers to purchase bitcoins from their mobile phones. The Mexican Bitcoin exchange has claimed they want to "strengthen the purchase and use of Bitcoin in Mexico" with this move. Pademobile is the company that was able to bring Bitcoin acceptance to every 7-11 in the country earlier in the year. Bitso has also announced that credit cards will now be accepted on their exchange platform, which makes them one of the first companies in the world to....


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