Coinbase Expands USD Wallets To 7 New States

Coinbase Expands USD Wallets To 7 New States

Bitcoin wallet and platform, Coinbase has added USD wallets for seven more states. When USD wallets originally launched at the end of 2014, United States residents of only 16 states were eligible for the wallets. Today, the company services a total of 22 states and 1 US territory. USD wallets allow verified users to purchase bitcoins instantly without the need for a credit card. Previously, Coinbase users had a wait time of up to 5 days for bank transfers to clear before they could access their newly purchased bitcoins. If users wanted to purchase bitcoins instantly, they had to link a....


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