BitcoinWallet.com Users Transact over $1,000,000 in First 60 Days
In only it’s first 60 days of operations; BitcoinWallet.com has exceeded the following benchmarks: $1,000,000+ in transactions, 5,000+ registered users, 23,000+ user transactions, 2,400+ bitcoin transacted, 100% of users secured with 2FA (2 Factor Authentication). In only its first 60 days of operations.
Price Givens, co-founder, summarized,
"We have a growing density of users in developing regions where bitcoin offers convenience and cost advantages over traditional banking and remittance services. In particular we see adoption of our service in Africa, Indonesia and India."
Givens went on to say that China is the next audience for the popular bitcoin wallet service.
BitcoinWallet.com co-founder Alex Charfen explains that exceeding these benchmarks has implications beyond BitcoinWallet.com. "The fact that our users have transacted over $1,500,000 through our system serves to further confirm the viability of bitcoin as well as the benefits of BitcoinWallet.com and our instant user to user transfer feature."
About BitcoinWallet.com
BitcoinWallet.com, where commerce and community meet, pioneered familiar user names as a substitute for cryptic bitcoin addresses. Each BitcoinWallet.com user has a personalized profile page to receive payments. Unlike alternatives where the time involved in payment transfers can exceed one hour, user-to-user transactions on BitcoinWallet.com are instantaneous and free.
BitcoinWallet.com beleives in transparency and makes real time usage and transaction statistics available to the public at https://bitcoinwallet.com/resource.php
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