Cryptopay Introduction
As the popularity and mainstream acceptance of blockchain and digital assets increase, traditional investors have been looking for more exposure to these digital assets and blockchain based technologies. However, many things can be “lost in translation” when it comes to integrating the digital currency world and the world of traditional finances. Providing a seamless exchange between crypto and conventional assets is the underlying philosophy behind Cryptopay expansion and Initial Coin Offering (ICO).
Investors, who use digital currencies, currently have to interact with several counterparties to successfully manage their risks and portfolio. These counterparties being traditional banks, payment networks and financial services companies. The majority of them don’t understand the nature of digital currencies, which can cause frustration, account freezes, losses and not to mention the various inefficiencies that come with moving between the different asset classes.
With the emergence of blockchain, a growing number of users and businesses are beginning to struggle leveraging the existing infrastructure in order to manage the transfer of funds between physical and virtual platforms. As of now, Cryptopay provides the ability to spend, save, and transact digital currencies. The Cryptopay wallet allows users to effortless trade between bitcoin and fiat currencies, specifically the GBP, USD, and the EUR. This wallet service is complemented by a prepaid card that lets users quickly access funds stored in cryptocurrencies. Soon hereafter, we are launching the a service that will allow users access to equities and the ability to own current accounts.
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