As a result, btc-e clients can trade 3 new instruments, which are now available in their btc-e MetaTrader4 and WebTrader platforms, under the following symbols: USD/CNH (available on WebTrader only), BTC/CNH and LTC/CNH.
‘Offshore yuan’ (CNH) refers to the amounts of Chinese (CNY) available for trade on international markets by businesses. It is the fourth fiat currency offered for trading on BTC-e, the others being USD, EUR and RUB. It also allows trading between these currencies, as well as Bitcoin and a selection of seven alternative crypto-currencies including litecoin, namecoin and peercoin.
To fund a BTC-e account with CNH, users must wire money via a National Australia Bank (NAB) account in Sydney.
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