Bitcoin Processor GoCoin Adds Fiat Payout Options

Bitcoin Processor GoCoin Adds Fiat Payout Options

GoCoin has added three new fiat currencies as payout options for merchants - euros, pounds sterling and Singapore dollars. The announcements come amid a string of new details about the company's business progress. Since raising $550,000 in November 2013, GoCoin has arguably become a big-three payment processor alongside BitPay and Coinbase due to its agnostic approach to digital currencies, accepting litecoin and dogecoin alongside bitcoin. In statements, CEOSteve Beauregard asserted that the company has


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