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Volumes of Bitcoin received by payment processors declined from a peak of $411 million in September 2017 to a low of $60 million in May 2018.
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Coinify News
Coinify ApS is a Blockchain-based platform that allows trading and payment processing solutions. Coinify was founded by Hans Henrik Hoffmeyer, Kris Henriksen, Lasse Olesen and Mark Hojgard in 2014. The main office of the Coinify Bitcoin platform is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is possible with Coinify to sell and buy Bitcoin or accept blockchain payments. Currently, the platform is the largest among similar projects in Europe. On the official site, there is actual information provided by Coinify on Bitcoin's price and a list of partners that offer exchange and storing services. According to the official website of Coinify, individual traders can buy and sell blockchain currencies, corporate clients can broker their funds and merchants can accept crypto payments in 15 various currencies, including receiving payouts in fiat.
While London may be the Fintech startup hub, Nordic countries are also making a mark in this competitive market.
1475Leading Nordic financial services group has shown interest and invested in Danish blockchain payment service provider Coinify
676Nets, an established Nordic payment giant, has joined hands with Coinify to explore Blockchain.
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477Xapo has moved its corporate headquarters from California to Switzerland, former Circle board member, Iftikar Ahmed, is being sued by the US Securities and Exchange Commission and more news
928European digital currency payment provider Coinify has announced a new Certified Payment Service Provider (PSP) partnership agreement with PensoPay.
837Coinify Seals Multi-Million external Funding Backed by Danish Gov’t
496European Bitcoin integration continues with the opening of Austria’s first Bitcoin ATM in the city of Graz.
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