Bitspark, a Hong-Kong based bitcoin exchange, has added six more currencies to its platform. It now includes US dollar, euro, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, Hong Kong dollar and Chinese Offshore Yuan.
The company also supports various bitcoins and altcoins, namely, litecoin, dogecoin, peercoin, blackcoin, cloakcoin, nubit, cannabiscoin, darkcoin, vericoin, magicoin and viacoin and aims to be "the largest, most well featured and most user friendly crypto-currency platform in the world."
Bitspark says that the country has a large remittance market, and its services could see demand from migrant workers who want to send money back home. Moreover, it also offers loans in bitcoin and currency, as well as services to accept digital currency for payments.
Digital Currency
Bitspark adds six more currencies to its platform
Bitspark, a Hong-Kong based bitcoin exchange, has added six more currencies to its platform. It now includes US dollar, euro, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, Hong Kong dollar and Chinese Offshore Yuan.The company …
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