This integration is a significant move to provide convenience in buying crypto assets with the use of the native traditional currencies on Bitget.
Bitget, the prominent crypto exchange company, has integrated the on-ramp solution of Alchemy into its protocol. The payment ramp of Alchemy Pay is compatible with Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa in up to 173 jurisdictions. It is additionally compatible with several famous mobile-based fiat wallets in the latest markets.
Bitget Integrates Alchemy Pay’s Payment Ramp Solution for Accessibility Around the World
The respective ramp integration is a significant move to provide convenience to the common masses in buying crypto assets with the use of the native traditional currencies on Bitget. Being a well-known payment solution-providing platform, Alchemy Pay’s company has been driving the industry of crypto payments. It has been benefiting from blockchain technology as well as conventional fintech experiences.
With this, the platform has been able to facilitate its consumers with cost-effective, secure, and rapid cross-border transactions. This has become possible because of the network of Alchemy Pay which claims to comprise more than three hundred channels for fiat payment. With above 300 substitutive payment channels, customers can avail of a convenient payment experience going beyond cards as well as accessing native mobile wallets.
Bitget, since its launch back in 2018, has been offering services to above 8M registered consumers. The platform’s daily trading volume consists of more than $10B. The crypto exchange’s vision is to bring more and more people to the crypto sector as well as connect with the technological innovation of the future.
Crypto Exchange Launches a $100M Fund for Web3 Development in Asia
The company targets playing the role of a portal that interconnects Web3 and Web2 along with bridging DeFi and CeFi, as well as linking the broad crypto web. A few days back, the Seychelles-based crypto entity began a fund of up to $100 million. The purpose of the respective fund was to target Web3 ventures in Asia. This is so as the countries in East Asia have been endeavouring to promote crypto technology over the recent months.
In this respect, Hong Kong seems to be providing convenience in terms of regulations covering crypto assets. In addition to this, Japan has also recently authorized a white paper dealing with Web3 development. A Bitget spokeswoman also commented on this move. She stated that the respective fund was self-funded. As per her, the crypto exchange is debt-free and possesses appropriate cash flow.