Netagio Adds Credit and Debit Card Options to its Platform
UK-based bitcoin exchange Netagio has launched its new credit card and debit card options for users. Customers of the exchange may now load funds into their Visa or MasterCard accounts and trade them for bitcoin. CEO Simon Hamblin states: "Our customers will always be our number one priority. We recently expanded our order books to USD and EUR in response to customer feedback and now also offer a choice of payment methods, with our new credit and debit card payments in addition to the traditional banking payments. The US and Europe are the largest markets for Bitcoin trading, after China,....
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British Bitcoin exchange Netagio announced that they are preparing for future credit card transactions. Netagio permits trading between Bitcoins, British pounds and physical gold, while also accepting deposits in Euro and US Dollars. Users are able to deposit funds and receive international payments in GBP, EUR and USD, with further currencies to follow. In partnership with WalPay, a payment service provider based in the Isle of Man, Netagio will allow its users to make credit and debit card payments to their trading accounts. Any Netagio customer holding a Visa, Visa Electron, Visa Debit,....
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