Coin.mx First Bitcoin Exchange to Accept Credit Cards for Deposit
Coin.mx is the first bitcoin exchange to accept credit cards to make an initial deposit to fund a customer's account. We offer mobile trading, API trading, and peer to peer fund transfers internationally. Coin.mx is AML, KYC, and PCI compliant. Our members and merchants are able to cash out via ACH or a wire transfer. We also offer the widest range of....
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Online casinos accept different methods of payment for making deposit when registering as well as for withdrawals. It is really up to individual user to decide which method of payments is the best for its individual needs. Keep on reading to find out some important info about few most common methods of payment in online casinos to make the best informed choice. Credit Cards as a form of payment in online casino. Credit cards are the most often used and accepted method of payment in online casinos no matter where they are registered. Credit cards are accepted as a method of payment in all....
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....
British bitcoin exchange CoinCorner now allows clients to purchase bitcoin and some altcoins with debit and credit cards. The feature went live yesterday, making CoinCorner one of very few places in the British Isles to accept direct card payments for cryptocurrency. Bittylicious, a similar exchange, launched card payments back in May. Traditional bank transfer methods are still on offer for users who do not wish to rely on cards to deposit funds with CoinCorner. Charlie Woolnough, CEO of CoinCorner, told CoinDesk that there are some limitations to the service, however: "We accept credit....
Many of you may be familiar with services offered by payment processors such as Neteller in which you can create a virtual credit card and use said card for online purchases, anything that would not involve presenting the card in-person. Well, E-Coin is bringing the same feature into its bitcoin debit card service. If you want a bitcoin debit card to use solely for online purchases or Paypal, this is the way to go. You skip the necessity of waiting for your card to arrive and can start using it immediately. E-Coin uses BitGo multi-sig for security. The team at E-Coin has made it clear that....
European bitcoin exchange CEX.IO has announced a milestone of over $40 million in fiat currency deposits via payment cards. The figure underlines users’ preference of purchasing bitcoins with credit and payment cards over other conventional methods. London-based CEX.IO has announced that it has seen over $40 million in fiat currency deposits made toward its exchange for buying bitcoins from credit cards. In an emailed release to CCN, the European bitcoin exchange was among the earliest ones to add payment cards as a means to deposit funds. VISA and Mastercard payment cards are the most....