An integration with Moonpay allows users of the Bitcoin.com wallet in the U.K. and Europe to buy bitcoin cash with credit cards and merchants can accept BCH payments with a new POS app which is now online. This and more in the weekly video news update shared on Bitcoin.com’s Youtube channel.
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Buy Bitcoin Cash in the Bitcoin.com Wallet
Residents of the United Kingdom and other countries in Europe will be able to purchase bitcoin cash directly through their Bitcoin.com wallet using a credit card. That’s possible thanks to the integration of the Moonpay service with the latest release of the client.
The option to buy BCH with Visa and Mastercard is already available for those living in the U.S. You can join close to 4 million users around the world by visiting free.bitcoin.com to get set up with a wallet and receive some free BCH.
A point of sale app called BCH Merchant is now available for Android devices with an iOS version coming soon. The simple and free software allows merchants to accept bitcoin cash at any retail location. BCH Merchant does not require an account or registration. To start receiving BCH payments, all you have to do is provide a public key or an extended public key linked to your cryptocurrency wallet.
Meanwhile, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, Binance, announced it’s planning to delist BSV. Other digital asset trading platforms such as Kraken and Shapeshift have taken steps in the same direction. Following Binance’s announcement, the price of BSV fell and the coin is trading for around $56 at the time of writing. Learn more about these stories and more in the Bitcoin.com weekly video update embedded above.
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