BTC-e Enables Fund Withdrawals Using MasterCard and Visa Cards
Notoriously tight-lipped bitcoin exchange and CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index member BTC-e is now allowing customers to withdraw funds to Visa and MasterCard debit and credit cards, with some exceptions. The company blog post, issued on 21st March, indicated that the new program is now available to customers in any country, using any currency. All customers will pay a 5% fee for the service. The new functionality is noteworthy as it will allow customers to send money to debit and credit cards issued by two of the largest and most commonly used international card issuers. At present, the....
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One of the top exchanges in the cryptocurrency space, BTC-e, has announced today that they're allowing traders to withdraw funds to VISA or MasterCard-issued credit/debit cards. According to the exchange, the withdrawal method can be done "in any country and in any currency", but notes that all transactions take place in U. S. Dollars, meaning that if a cardholder's card does not go by USD, it will be converted as per the VISA/MasterCard (or bank) rate. While most users should not have any issues, BTC-e warns that MasterCard Maestro and VISA Electron cards are not supported by their payout....
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Today, at 17:49 BTC-e time, BTC-e released this update on their site. This was the first update in nearly a month, the last update being a statement regarding Mt. Gox. Withdrawal of funds on the cards VISA / MasterCard issued in any country and in any currency. Dear our valuable clients! We are pleased to announce that for your convenience, we have implemented a new payout system that allows you to send your funds to any cards VISA / MasterCard issued in any country and in any currency. Fee - 5%. Transfer of funds is possible only in U. S. dollars . If your card is not in USD, the money....
Cryptocurrency exchange 247exchange recently announced that they would accept bitcoin withdrawals to both credit and debit cards. This is great news for the exchange as it becomes one of the few to accept this type of funding method. However, like most bitcoin exchanges that use this withdrawal method, the fees are higher than usual, and it may not be useful for those who are withdrawing a large amount of money. 247exchange is managed by InterMoney Exchange, and the new withdrawal method works with both MasterCard and Visa cards. Last year, 247exchange started accepting the purchase of....