eGifter Arrives in the European Gift Card Market

eGifter Arrives in the European Gift Card Market

US-based online and mobile gifting company eGifter has announced its expansion into the European market. Notably, the move coincides with a similar announcement last week by UK-based Pockio and sees both companies offering their services in the UK, France and Germany. Both companies have also aired plans to enter other markets in the very near future. EGifter's co-founder and CEO, Tyler Roye, told CoinDesk: "We are looking at adding the rest of Western Europe, as well as markets where English is the primary language, in early 2015, if not sooner. We are also entering some markets as a....


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