Newly-Launched Trucoin Allows Consumers to Buy Bitcoin With Credit Cards
Think about a list of complaints people have when it comes to bitcoin. Surely, one of the items on the list is the inability to acquire the digital currency easily. Having to deal with banks, long transfer times, and other obstacles, it can be a hassle. But we've just learned about a new website that has just launched which promises to be the fastest way for consumers to get their paws on bitcoin using nothing but a credit card. Dubbed Trucoin, the service is accepting VISA and MasterCard payment methods, but only from a few U. S. States at the moment (we imagine this has something to do....
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US-based bitcoin exchange Trucoin has increased its customer's daily purchase power to an "unprecedented" $1,000. Trucoin's announcement comes at a time of rife competition as companies selling bitcoin in the US try to capture the market. Circle, a competitor in the space, has a weekly limit of $2,500, which can vary depending on the amount that is purchased. Purchases made with credit cards, though, are capped at $500 a week. Coinbase, which recently launched its own exchange, currently only accepts Visa payments. The company sets a limit of $1,000 a week for accounts that purchase up to....
Today, Trucoinannounced that they have added over two dozen states to their platform where you can now purchase bitcoin with a credit card. After three months of beta testing earlier this year, Trucoin is opening it's services to 27 states within the USA and will be adding more soon. Customers in these states can purchase bitcoin using payment methods such as Visa, MaterCard and debit cards. Read also: Circle Allows Prepaid VISA Cards to Purchase Bitcoin. Trucoin. Trucoin has also boosted its daily limited for users to $500 a day, meaning customers can receive their bitcoins instantly.....
Trucoin ATMs will be more visible soon. This past June, BitPay landed an NCAA bowl game sponsorship with ESPN. Labeling the 2014 St. Petersburg game as 'the Bitcoin Bowl' for the next four years, the company announced today that Trucoin is the official bitcoin ATM provider for the event. "Trucoin's sponsorship will facilitate the purchase of many Bowl fans' first bitcoin. With so many merchants in St. Pete now accepting digital currency, these game attendees will be able to experience bitcoin shopping firsthand." The bowl game pits two teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference and the....
Trucoin has announced it will expand its bitcoin buying service to consumers in 32 US states over the next few weeks. The news follows three months of inactivity for the company, and what it called its successful eight-state beta test earlier this year. Customers in states served by the company will be able to purchase bitcoin using payment options such as MasterCard and Visa credit and debit cards. Trucoin co-founder and president Chris Brunner echoed past remarks in a new interview with CoinDesk, emphasizing that the Georgia-based company aims to offer what it believes is the most....
Bitcoin brokerage provider Trucoin has announced the introduction of its first service offerings to customers in Florida, Massachusetts, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Carolina and Texas. Consumers in these eight US states can now receive instant access to the platform, which boasts social login integration for Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+ as well as previously advertised MasterCard and Visa payment options. Speaking to CoinDesk, Trucoin president and cofounder Chris Brunner, suggested that company officials have been seeking to provide services to the US market for....