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Moneytis introduces global Bitcoin remittance service

Thursday 4 June 2015 11:00 CET | News

Moneytis has opened to the public, allowing users to send international transfers from their bank accounts to a receiver in Europe, China and Mexico.

Users first create an account by filling in basic info and bank account credentials. Next, they select the amount and the type in the email address of the recipient. The money is then deducted from the sender’s account and sent to the person receiving the money. In order to access the money, the receiver has to create his or her own Moneytis account.

The startup also claims to use an algorithm to test its fee against other providers, and if another deal is found, Moneytis will redirect to the competitor’s website.


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