Introducing BitINKA, South America's First Universal Bitcoin Platform

Introducing BitINKA, South America's First Universal Bitcoin Platform

BitInka, a bitcoin platform that operates in Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia and Brazil will soon expand its services throughout Argentina, Colombia and Chile, to become South America's first universal bitcoin platform targeted for the unbanked. Founded in 2013 by Roger Gabriel, BitINKA is one of the only companies in South America which implemented bitcoin....


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