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Bitnovo (Exchange análisis)

Bitnovo es una de las principales empresas de criptomonedas establecidas en Europa. Son conocidos por ser una de las primeras plataformas en integrar el uso de Bitcoin para el consumo diario. Este exchange español trabaja con billeteras electrónicas o wallets que fueron específicamente diseñadas para almacenar bitcoins. Bitnovo es el creador de BitCard.

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Firms are forging strategic alliances to launch crypto-linked gift cards and expand the distribution network in 2023

Over the last three to four years, the popularity of cryptocurrencies has grown significantly worldwide. The current macroeconomic environment, including rising inflation, is expected to further drive the uptake of digital assets. In Latin America, especially, more people are investing in cryptocurrencies to preserve the value of their money amid growing inflation. This rise in popularity and adoption of cryptocurrencies has led to the launch of various crypto-linked gift cards in 2023.

In March 2023, Binance, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges worldwide, announced that the firm had entered into a strategic collaboration with MrPay, a payments aggregator in Italy. As part of the alliance, the two firms have launched Binance Gift Cards.

These gift cards will enable Italians to buy cryptocurrencies from offline retailers, including at kiosks associated with MrPay. Currently, the Binance Gift Cards are available for purchase at 5,000 outlets. However, the firm is planning to increase the distribution network to 15,000 outlets by the end of 2023.

Binance is not the only firm focused on expanding the distribution network for crypto-linked gift cards. Amid the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies, many other firms offering crypto-linked gift cards are forging strategic alliances to expand their distribution network and reach more potential customers worldwide. In the United States, for instance, BitCard and Blackhawk Network entered into a strategic partnership in March 2023. The alliance will see the availability of Bitcoin Gift Cards, offered by BitCard, at select retailers in the North American market.

Through the collaboration, BitCard is seeking to leverage the widespread network of Blackhawk Network in the United States to drive the sales of its Bitcoin Gift Cards. Blackhawk Network, on the other hand, is seeking to diversify its offerings and drive better customer engagement. The alliance will enable retailers, airlines, loyalty firms, and many more within the Blackhawk Network to purchase Bitcoin Gift Cards and offer them to their customers as part of their existing rewards or loyalty programs.

These collaborations and the expanded distribution network are expected to further drive the popularity and adoption of crypto-linked gift cards worldwide from the short to medium-term perspective.

As new technologies come to the forefront, innovation in the gift card ecosystem is expected to accelerate over the next three to four years. Currently, firms are seeking to integrate gift cards and the Web3 ecosystem.

In February 2023, DigiGift, an innovative startup in the gift card industry, announced the launch of an NFT-based decentralized marketplace for gift cards. By integrating the NFT (non-fungible token) technology, the firm seeks to disrupt the conventional methods of buying, selling, and trading such assets.

Gift card fraud is a growing concern for the fast-growing industry and through the integration of NFT technology, DigiGift is seeking to provide a secure and unique identification and management platform for gift cards. While the platform and the technology are currently under the testing phase, the firm had collaborated with 100s of partners and sold a few gift cards as well.

From the short to medium-term perspective, PayNXT360 expects more such innovative startups to emerge in the global gift card landscape and aid innovation and market growth worldwide. The amalgamation of technology and gift cards, enabling a tamper-proof-way of verifying ownership and ensuring the authenticity of each transaction, will also aid the adoption of gift cards among consumers, who are still reluctant to adopt the payment method due to the growing number of gift card frauds around the world.

Furthermore, such innovative gift card projects can also aid government disbursement programs, ensuring that the funds are received and used by the intended person. Widespread adoption of such NFT-powered gift card marketplaces can, therefore, lead to more government institutions adopting gift cards as a tool to disburse aid and incentives to their citizens. This will subsequently support the growth of the overall gift card market globally over the next three to four years.

While innovation is expected to grow significantly in the global gift card market, PayNXT360 also expects more firms to enter into strategic alliances to launch crypto-linked gift cards and expand their distribution network in 2023.

To know more and gain a deeper understanding of the global gift card, click here.

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Bitsa is a Crypto Card Europeans Can Top Up With BCH

The release of a new crypto debit card is an event that deserves attention. On one hand, the launch shows there is a growing demand from cryptocurrency users. On the other, it means businesses see an opportunity to profit from providing this type of product. Bitnovo, a Spain-based fintech company, now offers a Visa prepaid card which can be loaded with bitcoin cash.

Also read: Crypto Debit Cards You Can Use Now Plus a Few to Expect Soon

Bitnovo Introduces Bitsa to Several Markets in Europe

One of the latest offerings in this niche entered the market quite recently. Bitnovo’s prepaid Visa card called Bitsa was launched a couple of months ago in addition to the platform’s Bitcards. It can be topped up with bitcoin cash (BCH), among a total of seven cryptocurrencies, and a number of other payment methods.

Since April, some European users of Bitnovo, which is a platform that trades over 20 digital currencies, can order their new Bitsa card, which can be used to pay anywhere Visa is accepted and withdraw cash from ATMs around the world. It allows holders to make online purchases, pay in brick and mortar stores and online merchants.

With Bitsa you can not only transfer money between different cards but also make payments to any financial institution within SEPA, the single euro payments area. The card employs the Verified by Visa system, so payment security shouldn’t be a problem.

To order a Bitsa card, you don’t even need to have a bank account, although you’ll be able to transfer funds to other cards and accounts. This way Bitsa provides you with easy access to financial services and that’s something the unbanked in Europe should appreciate and take advantage of.

Load Your Card With Cryptocurrencies and Vouchers

The new card offered by Bitnovo can be loaded with bank transfers, cryptocurrencies like bitcoin cash, vouchers as well as gift cards that are sold online. You’ll be able to request a virtual or a physical contactless Bitsa from your account. To create one, you need to provide your email address, phone number, and choose a password.

The Bitsa account and the virtual card are free, while the plastic will cost you €19.95. There is no maintenance fee and the crypto top-up with cryptocurrencies is free of charge. Purchases outside the Eurozone are charged with a 1.5% fee. The maximum amount that can be withdrawn at ATMs is 1,500 euros daily. Purchases are only limited to the balance on the card.

The Bitsa card is also currently available on Sixthcontinent.com, an Italian profit sharing platform specialized in selling gift cards in various European markets. The prepaid card can be loaded with vouchers bought from the website.

Through Sixthcontinent, the crypto card is now offered in Italy, Spain and Portugal, and it will be released in France and Germany in the near future. Commenting on the launch of the prepaid Bitsa card, Bitnovo’s Chief Marketing Officer Roberta Quintiliano told news.Bitcoin.com:

Given the outcome we are having in Italy and other European countries, and since it is a card that allows free and easy access to financial services for the unbanked, this could be a very exciting news for the crypto community.

How to Top Up Your Bitsa Card With Bitcoin Cash

Loading the Bitsa card with cryptocurrencies – BCH, BTC, LTC, DASH, XLM, XRP, and ZEC – is fast and easy. To top up your card with bitcoin cash (BCH), for example, you need to first download and install the free Bitsa app, which is available in both Google Play and the App Store.

Once you link your virtual or plastic Bitsa is with the application, or associate with your online account, you have to go to the app’s Top Up menu, choose the Cryptocurrency option and select Bitcoin Cash. You can set the amount in either BCH or EUR equivalent and then hit Continue.

The next screen will show you a summary of the transaction and a couple of payment options. You can either pay with the wallet installed on your smartphone or choose to load the card with a wallet on a different device using the generated QR code. Once the BCH amount has been sent, your electronic cash will be converted to euros.

With cryptocurrencies it will be possible to instantly top up the Bitsa prepaid card, “thus guaranteeing quick and easy access to financial services, also to the unbanked public in Italy, Spain and Portugal,” Bitnovo noted in a press release. “We are very pleased with this achievement and we are sure that it is only the first of the many steps we will take to continue to provide everyone with free access to financial services, so they will no longer be an exclusive prerogative of banks,” the Spanish company stated.

Which crypto debit cards have you used? Do you have a favorite? Tell us in the comments section below.

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Why the Huge Slump Was Necessary for the Success of Cryptocurrency

Dark clouds have hovered over the cryptocurrency universe for most of this year. Having risen to record highs in the last few weeks of last year, it was widely expected that cryptocurrencies would maintain their market values and even rise higher. Many analysts went on TV shows and predicted that Bitcoin’s price would approach $50,000 by the end of the first quarter, and the market supported those predictions.

Anything But Rosy

However, the market has been anything but rosy for cryptos since the year began. For the last three months, Bitcoin has been battling to stay above $7,000, and the other cryptos haven’t done well either. The worst performer has probably been Ripple’s XRP which has slumped more than 75% since hitting its record high in January. Ethereum has hit its lowest price since November, with Litecoin, Stellar, NEO, IOTA, Cardano, EOS and most of the other major cryptos bleeding greatly. However, the recovery has already begun and things are looking up, with Bitcoin approaching $9,000 at press time.

The recent slump was brought about by a number of factors that involve the hard questions which the market avoided addressing last year. The first of these concerns are regulatory, with governments across the world clamping down on any cryptocurrency whose practices they deem ‘fishy’. The clamping down was especially directed at crypto exchanges, and Japan is leading this crackdown on exchanges. One of the most crypto-friendly nations, it has insisted on a strict regulatory policy in regards to exchanges, especially since the hacking of Coincheck. This has led to the closure of exchanges in Japan including Tokyo Gateway and Mr. Exchange. Binance is also relocating to Malta after failing to get the required license from the FSA.

Another major factor has been the banning of cryptocurrency ads from the leading digital ad providers this year. The bans began with Facebook, which announced in January that it would ban crypto ads to protect its users from fraudulent ICOs that were on an alarming increase. The effect on the markets was immediate, and most cryptos dropped in value (though later regained it). Google was next, and the reasons were similar. Twitter and MailChimp are some of the other digital platforms that have clamped down on crypto ads. While crypto ads being banned should not have had such a huge effect on the markets, the reality is that it did. These bans made people ask tough questions and also made others cautious about investing in crypto.

It Only Gets Better

The huge slump has given many investors the jitters, especially those who invested for purely speculative reasons. However, this was a necessity for the long-term success of cryptocurrencies. The cryptocurrency market has become rife with scams, frauds and dishonest people who are out to prey on the ignorance of others.

In the year 2017, ICOs raised over $4 billion, a very impressive figure given that ICOs were a largely unknown concept the year before. Sadly, ICOs also became a favorite channel for scammers. Cryptocurrency projects that promised assured profits were on the rise, and many unsuspecting investors put their hard-earned money into these projects only for them to be closed down a few months later. With the ICO sector being largely unregulated, there was no way for the investors to recover their money, and millions of dollars were lost. Those platforms included AriseBank, Confido, Bitconnect, MyBTGWallet, Bitcard, ToTheMoon, and many more. This brought a bad reputation to crypto, even though many were solving real problems and doing so in an honest way.

Regulation will go a long way in curbing fraudulent projects in the ICO sector. These policies will also prevent the loss of funds due to additional hacks. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been lost to hackers, and this will continue if the exchanges are not forced to take more stringent security measures. Japan is leading the world in enforcing security compliance, which in the long run will only inspire more confidence in the sector.

The bans by major digital platforms of all crypto-related ads were taken as a gesture of war by many crypto enthusiasts. This may be so, but there is no denying the bad reputation that cryptocurrencies were getting from fraudulent ads that used these platforms to target novice investors who had no way of telling the good from the bad. The bans halted such projects. Most of the platforms, including Facebook and Google, have promised to continue working on bettering their systems to be able to differentiate the genuine projects from the fraudulent ones, and in the future, these ads could be brought back in a regulated manner.

The cryptocurrency universe may be down for now, but it is most certainly not out. It has become better, more streamlined, and is gradually weeding out the toxic elements. It only gets better from here.

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Cryptocurrency is becoming mainstream banking on the popularity of the gift cards

A sustained interest in digital payments has created an increased demand for cryptocurrency. Consequently, merchants, big and small, online and in-store, want to accept crypto payments as consumers, mostly young customers, now look for more crypto payment options. Regarding payment options, gift cards are one of the most convenient payment methods; thus, over the last four to six quarters, the usage of crypto-funded gift cards has seen an uptick used globally. As a result, crypto platforms are either in a partnership or standalone, strategizing to make crypto more accessible to general consumers through gift cards. For instance,

In September 2022, India-based cryptocurrency exchange, Flitpay, launched virtual and industry-first physical crypto gift cards with the onset of the Indian festive season. These crypto gift cards are designed to deliver the receiver a higher value for money with an effect of a gifting emotion. While physical crypto cards can be pre-ordered and delivered anywhere across India, virtual crypto gift cards can instantly be sent to friends and family. The company designed these customized gift cards with attractive designs, high security, and an easily convenient redemption.

In September 2022, a Bitcoin gift card provider, BitCard, announced to merge its services on a digital gift card platform called Tillo. This integration will enable several customers to purchase cryptocurrency without having a proper crypto account or wallet.

Notably, BitCard is a gift card platform that allows customers to purchase Bitcoin to put on a gift card, which the customer can easily redeem. Moreover, customers can also use the BitCard to buy from the platform's official resellers. Consequently, this platform makes it very easy for customers to access cryptocurrency prices and card amounts through the BitCard website. Now, the new collaboration will allow Tillo's brands to capture more customers as BitCard provides tech-savvy digital customers with easy cryptocurrency ownership.

With the increase in the usage of cryptocurrency globally, crypto platforms are also increasingly adding new payment methods to buy cryptocurrency. For instance, in August 2022, crypto payments technology company BitPay announced to include Best Buy gift cards to its range of gift cards that will help consumers to buy with cryptocurrency easily. This new addition of gift cards will allow consumers to easily spend Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC) and other cryptocurrencies at any online retailer.

Under Best Buy, thousands of brands exist, and this collaboration with BitPay will consequently enable more customers to buy gift cards with cryptocurrencies. All in all, the customers will be able to use fifteen different cryptocurrencies to buy gift cards on the BitPay website.

According to PayNXT360 estimates, more than 26 million customers in the United States have used cryptocurrencies for online purchases in H1 2022. Use of crypto for in-store purchases has also increased over the last four quarters. Moreover, around 17% of crypto users have purchased cryptocurrency-based gift cards online.

Though there is a drop in the price of Bitcoin, cryptocurrency continues to remain popular in the United States. Thus, PayNXT360 expects more such collaborations with gift card platforms, thereby making crypto payments easier and more accessible for customers.

To make crypto payments more accessible to a wider customer base, Binance Gift Card launched a new feature called Trust Wallet in August 2022. Notably, Binance Gift Card is an e-gift card that helps users send and receive crypto and selected fiat currencies. Now, with this new functionality, 'Redeem to Trust Wallet,' an individual can claim their gift card even if one is in a place where Binance does not work.

Binance Gift Card introduced this new feature on its website in collaboration with cryptocurrency wallet service provider Trust Wallet, which dissolved the geographical limitation issue. Through this collaboration, the gift card platform is expanding its user base so that it can provide services to consumers at a global level. Moreover, Trust Wallet is a crypto wallet designed with high-security features to protect clients' crypto holdings against possible hacking and theft. Additionally, the gift card platform launched an exclusive customizable Trust Wallet collection only in September. Thus, PayNXT360 anticipates this new feature to capture more customers generating higher revenue over the long run.

On the other hand, gaming platforms are entering the crypto space through gift cards. For instance, in October 2022, GameGuru, a 3D game-maker, announced the launch of a crypto marketplace for e-gift cards and digital gaming codes. The gaming platform entered the space to develop its brand banking on the billion-dollar digital card sales industry. Therefore, PayNXT360 expects more such innovative initiatives to make crypto more accessible for common people over the long run.

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These Debit Cards Will Help You Spend Your BCH Anywhere

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These Debit Cards Will Help You Spend Your BCH Anywhere

These Debit Cards Will Help You Spend Your BCH Anywhere

Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin cash are ideally suited to payments. While their popularity increases with growing awareness of the benefits of peer-to-peer electronic cash, mass adoption remains a long-term goal. In the meantime, some fintech products are helping to improve dramatically the spendability of decentralized digital money in a fiat-dominated world. There’s now a choice of crypto debit cards that will help you pay with BCH anywhere bank cards are accepted.

US Crypto Cards That Can Be Topped Up With BCH

The Bitpay card is the leading product of its kind in the U.S. and in fact one of the few remaining options for American crypto users after alternatives like Shift became unavailable. The card issued by the well-established crypto payment service provider supports bitcoin cash (BCH) and bitcoin core (BTC). Those who have a Bitpay wallet can convert their coins into U.S. dollars and spend them with any retailer accepting Visa.

U.S. residents can now also use a crypto debit card from Blockcard. Once you sign up, add digital money, and pass KYC, you’ll be able to get a virtual Visa card. You can fund your account with a number of major cryptocurrencies such as BCH, BTC, ETH, and LTC, as well as several stablecoins. Note that the deposited amount is converted to ternio (TERN) which is then sold for fiat at the time the purchase takes place.

According to the platform’s website, you can also use your account to make payments via Apple Pay and Google Pay. The Blockcard crypto debit card is currently available in the United States only but the company plans to launch in over 30 European jurisdictions in the future.

Coinbase, America’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, is already offering a debit Visa in 19 countries in Europe. The plastic Coinbase Card is currently available to customers in Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and the U.K. The trading platform intends to add other markets.

The card can be employed for online and offline payments, at all retail locations that accept Visa. Holders can also withdraw fiat at ATMs around the world. The daily spending limit is £10,000 or €10,000, while cash withdrawals are limited to £500 or €500 respectively.

More Options Available to Europeans

BCH enthusiasts on the Old Continent definitely have more options at their disposal than Americans. At least two other card providers support bitcoin cash. 2gether is a financial platform providing services in the Eurozone, where it allows users to send and receive euros and cryptos from the same wallet app. It also issues a Visa debit card linked to its wallet. As its website explains, your money is managed by Pecunia Cards, an electronic money institution regulated under EU law and supervised by the Bank of Spain.

Bitnovo, another Spanish platform, buys and sells more than 20 major cryptocurrencies. Besides facilitating trades, it has a mobile application and issues debit cards that don’t require a bank account and can be topped up with BCH and other coins with large market cap. Its Bitcard can be used to pay bills online and purchase items in brick and mortar stores as well as withdraw fiat cash at ATMs. It’s currently available only to EU residents.

Europeans can also order a virtual or plastic debit card from Uquid. The cards are powered by bitcoin cash among other cryptocurrencies that can be converted to British pounds, euros and U.S. dollars. The platform promises unlimited online spending, ATM withdrawals and fee-free POS purchases. But to find out if the card is available in your country, you need to create an account first. It’s free of charge but you’ll have to pay for the physical card itself.

Other cards that support bitcoin cash and are available to customers elsewhere include Crypto.com’s MCO Visa. The company started shipping its cards to clients in Singapore last year and added BCH this past May. It plans to introduce the card in the U.S. through a partnership with a local affiliate and the New York-based Metropolitan Commercial Bank.

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Bitcoin Cash Is Also Gaining Ground in Europe via Bitsa

BitBay, a Katowice-established, Malta-based digital currency trade, discharged a study of Polish cryptographic money clients trying to make a picture of this network. The appropriate responses may bewilder.

The focal inquiries posed in the review are: who uses cryptographic forms of money and how? Now, it ought to be unveiled that BitBay is the corporate proprietor of BitBay Pay, a cryptographic money installments supplier.

BitBay was established in 2014 by Sylwester Suszek as the principal Polish digital currency trade. The firm currently serves more than 800,000 customers and utilizes more than 200 individuals.

One of the most recent contributions in this specialty entered the market as of late. Bitnovo’s prepaid Visa card called Bitsa was propelled a few months prior notwithstanding the stage’s Bitcards. It very well may be bested up with bitcoin cash (BCH), among a sum of seven digital forms of money, and various other installment strategies.

Since April, some European clients of Bitnovo, which is a stage that exchanges more than 20 advanced monetary standards, can arrange their new Bitsa card, which can be utilized to pay any place Visa is acknowledged and pull back money from ATMs around the globe. It enables holders to make online buys, pay in physical stores and online dealers.

With Bitsa you can move cash between various cards as well as make installments to any monetary establishment inside SEPA, the single euro installments territory. The card utilizes the Verified by Visa framework, so installment security shouldn’t be an issue.

To arrange a Bitsa card, you don’t need a financial balance, in spite of the fact that you’ll have the option to move assets to different cards and records. Along these lines Bitsa furnishes you with simple access to money-related administrations and that is something the unbanked in Europe ought to acknowledge and exploit.

The new card offered by Bitnovo can be stacked with bank moves, cryptocurrencies like bitcoin cash vouchers just as gift vouchers that are sold on the web. You’ll have the option to demand a virtual or a physical contactless Bitsa from your record. To make one, you have to give your email address, telephone number, and pick a secret phrase.

The Bitsa account and the virtual card are free, while the plastic will cost you €19.50. There is no support expense and the top-up with virtual money is for nothing out of pocket. Buys outside the Eurozone are charged 1.5% more. The most extreme sum that can be pulled back at ATMs is 1,500 euros every day. Buys are just restricted to the equalization on the card.

Given the result we are having in Italy and other European nations, and since it is a card that enables free and simple access to money-related administrations for the unbanked, this could be an exceptionally energizing news for the crypto network. Source: coinnewseurope.com

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