Payment Service Provider Worldcore Accepts Bitcoin
Worldcore, a payment service provider that allows access to international banking and global transfers regardless of origin, has partnered with BitPay to accept bitcoin payments. Worldcore users can now withdraw funds to bank accounts or prepaid debit cards with minimal fees. Worldcore is owned and operated by EUPSProvider s.r.o., a Czech Republic-licensed payment institution regulated by the Czech National Bank. Worldcore has offered its 7,000-plus customers the chance to use bitcoin to top up their bank accounts and prepaid debit cards with ATM withdrawal limits of 4,000 Euros daily as a....
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