BitQuick Launches Bitcoin Buying/Selling in the Middle East
Bitcoin buying and selling platform BitQuick took to social media on Wednesday, posting that they have launched a trading platform for the Middle East, allowing enthusiasts in the region to buy and sell bitcoin. While details weren't abundant, BitQuick says they've launched support for six currencies (including the USD), making the buying and selling of the digital currency available in: Jordan, Palestine, Egypt, Lebanon, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar and more. BitQuick is one of the few companies in the bitcoin sector to focus their attention on the Middle East at a time when many....
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This week, BitQuick announced the launch of its trading platform BitQuick.me in the Middle East. While there haven’t been more details on the topic, we reached out to its founder and CEO Jad Mubaslat, for enlightenment. Jad Mubaslat is a senior student in biomedical engineering and avid entrepreneur based in Colombus, Ohio. He founded BitQuick, an over-the-counter (OTC) Bitcoin trading platform in February 2013, and hasn't stopped working on the startup since. Today, BitQuick offers its services to customers across the world including North America, Europe, Asia, and most recently, the....
The Middle East region now has its first two-way capable bitcoin ATM after Wednesday evening's launch of a new Robocoin machine, or 'branch', at a fashionable Tel Aviv Hotel. This gives Israel residents and visitors a new option to enter the bitcoin economy, rather than going through one of the online exchanges, which meant bank transfers, or buying face to face. ATMs and bitcoin vending machines are also aimed at exchanging smaller amounts of fiat currency, which means they're more appropriate and user-friendly for newcomers. The ATM's owner is Bitbox, headed by CEO Nimrod Gruber, who....
For all the ecosystem's advancements, buying bitcoin with cash is still a slow process, one some argue has been traditionally underserved by industry startups. BitQuick, a peer-to-peer cash-for-bitcoin startup, however, is looking to reinvigorate this dormant sector. By offering some basic bitcoin protections, BitQuick aims to serve the underbanked market while positioning itself as more secure and convenient than competitors. The idea is to eschew the hassles of in-person cash-for-bitcoin transactions, which on other services could entail the inherent risk of meeting an unknown person for....
Bitcoin industry is going through a period of profound changes followed by an outstanding expansion. Everyday new businesses and other projects are coming up with new concepts and improved services. Exchanges are an integral part of the bitcoin industry in constant development; some exchanges are working vigorously in an effort to keep up with the ever increasing demands of the crypto currency ecosystem, while trying to offer the best innovative security options along with professional experience. Bitquick, is one frictionless easy to use exchange that is trying to introduce their....
Dubai-based startup BitOasis has announced the launch of a new bitcoin buying platform. Aimed at consumers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, the platform was revealed at the TechCrunch Disrupt NY Startup Alley, a venue for early-stage companies taking place over the course of the three-day conference. Co-founder Ola Doudin explained that the goal of the service is to increase bitcoin liquidity in the Middle East as part of BitOasis' long-term strategy of serving what she characterized as the vital remittance corridors of the region. Doudin told CoinDesk: "The UAE....