E-Coin, the London-based Bitcoin debit card provider, has announced that it has integrated the recently launched BitGo Instant – the world’s first way to safely receive zero-confirm Bitcoin transactions with a full financial guarantee.
The company said that E-Coin card users will now be able to send bitcoin and load their cards instantly, without having to wait for three confirmations. Users can send bitcoin from within the BitGo Instant network.
BitGo Inc., the multi-sig bitcoin wallet provider, launched BitGo Instant last month with a strong list of initial partners including Bitfinex, Bitstamp, Kraken, CoinHako, FoldApp, Genesis Trading, Shapeshift, Korbit, Unocoin, and SFOX.
It has solved the potential “double spend” problem. Using this tool, users can send bitcoin to their E-Coin account confidently, while enjoying the security and trust of using BitGo wallets.
“We want to provide our customers with the latest developments in the bitcoin space, to continue to provide them with the best potential service. Introducing BitGo Instant was a top priority”, said Founder Pavel Matveev in a statement.
E-Coin said this marks the first announcement for this month for its bitcoin card and it will be announcing more developments in the coming weeks.
Digital Currency
Bitcoin Debit Card Provider E-Coin Integrates BitGo Instant
E-Coin, the London-based Bitcoin debit card provider, has announced that it has integrated the recently launched BitGo Instant – the world’s first way to safely receive zero-confirm Bitcoin transactions with a full finan…
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