Bitunix Enables Direct Crypto Purchases via Visa and Mastercard
Jul 1, 2023
Buy cryptocurrencies using Visa and Mastercard credit cards directly on Bitunix.
Dubai, UAE - July 1, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Bitunix, a professional cryptocurrency derivatives exchange, announced its latest feature that allows users to buy cryptocurrencies using Visa and Mastercard credit cards directly on its platform. This integration simplifies the process of acquiring digital assets, making it more accessible to a wider audience.
The integration of Visa and Mastercard credit cards into Bitunix Exchange allows users to seamlessly purchase cryptocurrencies without the need for additional intermediaries. By enabling direct credit card transactions, Bitunix aims to streamline the onboarding experience for both existing and new users.
Bitunix co-founder Arron Lee stated, “Bitunix's vision is to support users in purchasing cryptocurrencies with credit cards, enabling them to quickly acquire and trade cryptocurrencies. By facilitating the use of credit cards for cryptocurrency transactions, Bitunix aims to promote the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies and provide a convenient way for more people to own cryptocurrencies. In the future, Bitunix will continue to explore and connect with more scenarios that help users acquire and use cryptocurrencies, further advancing its mission in the cryptocurrency space.”
USD, THB, IDR, VND, EUR, JPY, GBP, HKD, TWD, CAD, PHP, BRL, and MXN are currently the supported currencies in the new feature.
The Visa and Mastercard credit card integration is now live on the Bitunix platform. Users can easily navigate to the "Buy Crypto" section and select the credit card payment option to initiate their purchases.
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