Cryptocurrency Trading Launched by Remittance Firm Transfergo

Cryptocurrency Trading Launched by Remittance Firm Transfergo
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2018-7-28 21:45

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In a recent interview, Daumantas Dvilinskas, the founder and chief executive officer of Transfergo, a U.K.-based remittance firm that processes 1 million transactions each year on average, discussed the company’s decision to launch a cryptocurrency trading facility.
When asked of his outlook for virtual currencies, Mr. Dvilinskas stated: “We have a very long-term perspective on crypto, and we have seen crypto go through multiple waves.
[…] We want to be able to provide our customers with a very easy and consumer-friendly way to get access to [cryptocurrencies].
[…] “As a platform [cryptocurrencies] are here to stay.”
What is your response to Transfergo’s decision to enter the cryptocurrency industry?
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