Coinbase-linked Bitcoin Savings Account BSHARE in $400k Investment
UK-based Bitcoin savings account service BSAVE.io has announced closure of a US$400,000 seed funding round. BSAVE, the brainchild of former Société Générale analyst Jonathan Azeroual, announced the investment from a still unknown source in a press release Monday. “Bitcoin and digital crypto-currencies may be best suited to disrupt finance and become a global platform for storing and exchanging value,” Azeroual said. “BSAVE aims to unlock this potential by introducing a paradigm shift for online savings.” Hello #bitcoin world! We are getting close to something very exciting! Get Your Early....
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London-based BSAVE has completed a $400,000 round of funding for seed capital and has announced a savings account for users who can directly connect it to their Coinbase wallet to store Bitcoins while earning interest payments every day for their savings. BSAVE has announced a new platform that enables users to gain savings from their bitcoins by offering a savings account. Daily interest is credited to each user's account at the end of a 24 hour period, and the savings account is also a zero-balance account, the company says, with no penalties imposed if the user wishes to withdraw his or....
London-based BSave has announced the launch of its Bitcoin savings account at the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami today. Bitcoin service provider BSave has officially launched its savings account which credits an interest to the user’s account at the end of a 24 hour period, every day. The British company is opening its wallet to the public following “intense months of beta testing,” according to a press release revealing the announcement today. The BSave savings account is currently open to all Coinbase customers. While details are scarce in the press release, the company’s....
New York City-based bitcoin exchange Coinsetter today announced a new program that will allow its user base to fund their account via Coinbase. This rebate program is only being offered to customers in the Untied States, and allows these traders to purchase bitcoins on Coinbase via an ACH transfer to fund their Coinsetter account. Coinsetter will then reimburse the trader for fees incurred on Coinbase's service, which has traditionally been 1 percent. The company writes (via their blog): We're excited about this program because it allows users to completely bypass interacting with....
In a recent blog post, bitcoin and ether exchange, Coinbase, has unveiled to its users that they will be able to credit the full amount of Ethereum Classic (ETC) that is linked to their account. It was only last week that the San Francisco-based company announced that they would not be supporting ETC after the previous week’s hard fork in the Ethereum community. Instead, Coinbase has decided to take the stand to support all transactions and trading in Ethereum (ETH), assuring customers that their ETH is 100 percent secured in hot and cold storage. However, after assessing the situation and....
San Francisco-based Coinbase has announced a new account type for users who wish to securely store large amount of bitcoins outside of traditional account types. Dubbed The Vault, the product will sit as an option near the traditional account type, the Wallet, beginning today. So what exactly separates a Vault account from a traditional Wallet? According to Coinbase, using a Wallet is akin to carrying cash in your pocket. Using Vault, on the other hand, is more like using a savings account at the local bank. In terms of security, the Vault has three layers of protection. The first is....