Bitwala Releases App Messenger, Allows Sending Bitcoin via Chat
Bitwala users can now chat and make payments at the same time on a new messenger designed to improve customer’s experience on the platform. Bitwala is a service which makes bank transfers on behalf of users, who can send money abroad and pay bills with Bitcoin in 17 currencies. It also allows SEPA transfers in Germany, France and the rest of Europe with Bitcoin. Whatsapp for money. With its newly released web app messenger, Bitwala users can interact and send money to each other. "The chat messenger is definitely my favorite addition to the new and improved Bitwala. It’s like Whatsapp....
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The web app messenger lets customers interact with each other, and also send funds by entering a command in the conversation windows. Innovation is a driving factor in the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Bitwala, a company, focusing on sending money quickly and safely by using the Bitcoin network, has introduced their new messenger feature. By using the Bitwala Messenger, platform users can send each other funds by just typing a regular command in the conversation. Sending money through a communication protocol is nothing new under the sun. Various Fintech companies are working on....
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