Coinfloor Boosts UK Deposit Speeds In Customer Satisfaction Bid
Updated with comment from Coinfloor. UK-based bitcoin exchange Coinfloor is now accepting domestic deposits via local bank transfer in an effort to accelerate its local payments services. The feature was brought about by popular demand thanks to a Coinfloor customer survey that found that the majority of Coinfloor's users (47%) would like to see faster local payments. Coinfloor also credited its customers with helping it continue to improve its services, stating: "The trust, support and feedback of our users has played a significant role in our course of action and focus over the last two....
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