Coinfloor Now Trading in Dollars, Euro and Zloty
British bitcoin trading platform Coinfloor has announced the inclusion of more fiat currencies in its array of trading instruments. In a blogpost on its website, the company said that in addition to pounds sterling, the company would be adding dollars, euro and zloty. Coinfloor also enables its clients to make deposits into fiat currency-denominated accounts. Accountholders could also take advantage of SEPA payments, a payment-integration initiative of the EU for simplification of bank transfers denominated in Euro. Coinfloor has built up a dominant position in the BTC/GBP trading market.....
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