Two Israeli Credit Card Companies Now Offering Bitcoin Purchases

Two Israeli Credit Card Companies Now Offering Bitcoin Purchases

MAX and Isracard, two Israel-based credit card companies, will offer separate credit cards that provide bitcoin cashback and allow the purchase of bitcoin.Two Israeli issuers of credit cards, MAX and Isracard, will begin offering bitcoin services and cashback to users of their credit cards. MAX will partner with Beats of Gold, allowing users to purchase bitcoin with credit cards.Isracard will partner with Altshuler Shaham to purchase bitcoin through the investment house.MAX and Isracard, two Israei-based credit card companies, are collaborating to release a bitcoin cashback credit card....


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