OKLink Welcomes Indonesia’s DOKU As First Mobile Wallet Partner
All of this is made possible due to the low credit card penetration in the country. Big things are taking place for Bitcoin in Indonesia. DOKU, the country’s leading e-wallet, has joined OKLink’s blockchain payout network. As a result, this collaboration will expand OKLink’s payment availability in Indonesia, allowing for faster global transfers. A significant step forward for the recently formed blockchain money transfer network. The partnership between DOKU and OKLink will offer a new payout option for real-time money transfers to Indonesia. Having the option of getting paid through a....
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Hong Kong-based blockchain settlements platform OKLink is now available in Vietnam, enabling international remittances with near-instant settlements over both local fiat currency and bitcoin. With 6.8% of its total GDP in inward remittance, Vietnam is a market ripe for disruption in the space, with emerging FinTech innovations offering the potential for near-instant, low-cost settlements. OKLink, a sister company of major digital currency exchange OKCoin, will now enable senders to transfer up to $10,000 to Vietnam at a relatively modest delivery fee of 0.5%, calculated at a mid-market....
Indian Bitcoin company Coinsecure has announced a partnerships with OKCoin’s OKLink service. This partnership is intended to bring “blockchain technology powered remittance services in India,” Coinsecure said in a press release. Coinsecure, OKLink Partner in New Remittance Service. This partnership is part of an initiative by the new OKLink service to “provide [a] digital assets and blockchain based global transaction settlement system,” Coinsecure said in a press release. Furthermore, the company said, “with India being the largest inward remittance receiving country in the world, this....
Updated with comment from OKCoin regarding the analysis of the campaign. Notably, the campaign saw around half a million new accounts being opened, according to the exchange. The company said: "The campaign lasted for roughly a week, with a consistent engagement from the domestic market. OKCoin's red envelopes gave away a total of 10 million RMB, making this the largest initiative on Chinese soil." The digital-only giveaway, which stems from the Chinese tradition of exchanging red envelopes containing money, was conducted through the WeChat messaging app account of the exchange's OKLink....
OKLink, a Hong Kong-based global blockchain money network, is offering $100 million in free remittance trades to international remittance companies in order to promote remittance payments and accelerate the growth of new money transfer companies. Remittance payments — earnings which foreign workers send home to their families around the world — may be one of the best use cases for digital currencies. The remittance market is estimated at $500 billion. Jack C. Liu, Co-creator at OKCoin, one of the world’s largest bitcoin trading exchanges, and Chief Strategy Officer at its subsidiary,....