CoinJar Unveils First Crypto MasterCard In Australia
Australian crypto exchange CoinJar has released the first crypto MasterCard in the country. A post on CoinJar’s website confirmed that this card can be used just like a fiat MasterCard. Users get to spend their crypto with a fully-featured card both online and in-stores. CoinJar users can use their cards in stores and places where […]
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CoinJar Card will be made available through digital and physical cards and currently supports fiat-like transactions for 30 cryptocurrencies. Mastercard has been making headlines consistently as it ramps up efforts to offer crypto services across the globe. In the latest partnership with CoinJar, Mastercard will enable the Australian market to spend cryptocurrencies within its fiat infrastructure. CoinJar’s blog post highlighted that the newly launched CoinJar Card will allow users to make purchases in crypto, “wherever Mastercard is accepted.”The CoinJar Card will be made available for....
Australia's CoinJar has announced pricing for its new 'Swipe' debit cards, which allow users to load and spend funds from their bitcoin balances at any business in Australia's widespread EFTPOS electronic debit network. CoinJar, which launched the trial of its regional-first card product last week, is promising "no activation fees, no load fees, no conversion rates (subject to CoinJar Fair Rate policy), [and] no inactivity fees". Users will still face some costs, however. Ordering the card initially costs AUD$29 ($26). Additionally, cash withdrawals from ATMs on Australia's 'Redi-ATM'....
Australian bitcoin exchange and payment processor CoinJar has announced it is relocating its headquarters to the UK as of today. The company's move has been rumored for some time, especially after the Australian Tax Office (ATO) announced in August that bitcoin trades involving Australia-based exchanges would be subject to the 10% Goods and Services Tax (GST). In a statement posted online, CoinJar described the move as "part of a global expansion that will will provide customers more freedom to buy, sell and use bitcoin as a global digital currency, adding: "Aside from catalysing CoinJar's....
CoinJar, Australia's well-known digital currency services company, announced on Monday that they've relocated their company headquarters to London's financial district in a move that hopes to expand the company's operations beyond the land down under. In the announcement - made on the company's blog - CoinJar says they're official incorporated as a company from the United Kingdom (under the name CoinJar UK Limited), but they aren't forgetting about their client base back in Australia. CoinJar is maintaining a presence in Melbourne, "and will continue focusing on the things that have....
Melbourne, Australia-based startup CoinJar announced it will receive "Australia's first major bitcoin investment", signing a deal with local venture capital firm Blackbird Ventures to the tune of A$500,000 (US$455,000). The money will come from a group of individual investors with years of technology and startup experience. CoinJar, founded in February 2013 by local entrepreneurs Asher Tan and Ryan Zhou, is a bitcoin buy/sell exchange and online wallet service with a clean and simple interface that allows customers to link certain bank accounts for direct transfers in and out of the....