New CoinKite Features: Bitcoin/Litecoin by Email, Voucher Creation
CoinKite today announced some new features that are sure to please their customers. The Toronto, Canada-based company outlined in a blog post that users can now send both bitcoin and litecoin via email and create bitcoin and litecoin vouchers. On the email front, it's exactly as it sounds. The sender sends the desired the amount, and CoinKite alerts the recipient via email. The recipient doesn't even need a wallet right away to get the email. They can set it up afterward to redeem the amount sent. With regard to vouchers, which is slightly more interesting, users can share them by email,....
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