WageCan Launches Euro-Based Bitcoin Debit Card
WageCan has recently launched a new euro-denominated Bitcoin debit card. The company believes that this new addition to the market will greatly benefit European Bitcoiners, who can use the card to save money on currency conversion fees when traveling around the region. Disclaimer: This is a sponsored story. Bitcoinist is not responsible for this company’s products and/or services. The company is also offering a virtual debit card as a part of this release. WageCan says that their virtual card will make online shopping easier on European websites.
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