Freewallet, mobile-first cryptocurrency wallets, has released three new mobile applications including zCash wallet, which will soon enable Freewallet users to buy zCash with credit cards.
By expanding the number of wallets to 11 products, Freewallet has also announced the release of Ardor and NXT wallets. The inclusion of three new apps is aimed to expand the existence of Freewallet in the altcoins market, the release stated.
“Our special analyst evaluates each new coin potential and select most promising ones that might be interesting to our customers in the long term. Freewallet team is excited about zCash launch and convinced of its success”, Alvin Hagg, founder of Freewallet said.
With the launch of the app, users of Freewallet can buy any coins with any bank cards directly. Freewallet will see an upcoming cooperation with Indacoin.com that is supposed to simplify altcoins market entry process.
Freewallet, starting from January this year, has developed and successfully released a number of cryptocurrency wallets, including FantomCoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Lisk, DECENT, Steem and Monero Wallet.
Digital Currency
Freewallet releases three new apps including zCash wallet
Freewallet, mobile-first cryptocurrency wallets, has released three new mobile applications including zCash wallet, which will soon enable Freewallet users to buy zCash with credit cards. By expanding the number of walle…
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