Crypto Payments App Strike Opens Door To European Customers

Strike, a Bitcoin (BTC) payment platform, has made public its plans to broaden its user base in Europe, aiming to boost cryptocurrency usage. According to a recent announcement, eligible European customers can now access the expanded services.

For Europeans, Strike offers a complete solution to bring in new users to the Bitcoin marketplace. As stated in the announcement, individuals can easily register and carry out Bitcoin transactions.

Users can quickly and smoothly register, safely purchase Bitcoin with no fees, instantaneous deposits of any size, and effortlessly sell, transfer, or withdraw. The system supports international transactions and provides sophisticated Bitcoin and Lightning wallet functionalities.

Bitcoin For All

In the past few months, Bitcoin has experienced a significant increase in usage due to price increases and large investments from institutions. According to Jack Mallers, the head of Strike, Bitcoin holds great significance as a technological advancement for various industries, facilitating savings and seamless transactions.

“Bitcoin goes beyond geographical limits, promotes financial access for many, and tackles major economic issues like inflation. With its enormous potential, Europe – the third largest economy in the world – offers significant prospects for Bitcoin use. We firmly believe that Strike is especially suited to cater to millions of Europeans in this regard.”

Following our growth in various regions, we are now expanding our operations to Europe. Our Strike Now business currently serves almost 100 countries in Africa, Latin America, and the United States.

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Strike also revealed that they will welcome business applications to help with Bitcoin-related tasks such as SWIFT transfers and buying or selling transactions, in addition to serving European clients.

European users have the freedom to deposit unlimited SEPA Euros to purchase Bitcoin, and they can easily transfer their Bitcoins to personal wallets or other destinations for withdrawals. Additionally, users can utilize the cross-border payment functionality to send funds with various withdrawal options available.

Europe remains a popular destination for crypto businesses due to its favorable regulations and the establishment of clear guidelines, such as the groundbreaking Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation. This legislation has served as an inspiration for other regions.

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2024-04-24 19:25