[Coin World] A leading decentralized trading platform recently made a big move - they reached a partnership with a financial application in Europe.
What problem does this collaboration mainly solve? It makes it easier for users to buy coins. Now when you open the web version of this DEX or your wallet, you can directly use the balance from that European financial application or your linked debit card to buy cryptocurrencies. The whole process is quite smooth, without having to jump around and manipulate several platforms.
For users, the most intuitive experience is that deposits have become faster. In the past, it might have been necessary to first recharge to an intermediary account, but now it is done in one step. Currently, this service has covered users in 28 countries, further expanding the entry point for Web3 payments.
The linkage between traditional financial applications and decentralization platforms is, to some extent, lowering the threshold for ordinary people to access on-chain assets.
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Token_Sherpa
· 20h ago
onramp integration with tradfi rails, cool i guess. but let's be real—easier entry doesn't mean better incentive design. most of these users gonna chase ponzinomics anyway lol
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Whale_Whisperer
· 20h ago
Buy encryption directly with card? This time TradFi is really going to be knocked down, haha.
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PanicSeller
· 20h ago
Swipe card to buy coins? It's now easier for ordinary people to enter a position, just afraid it will be another wave of suckers being played.
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MrDecoder
· 20h ago
Swipe the card to directly enter a position, now even the grandmas in the small towns of Europe can play with coins haha.
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WalletInspector
· 20h ago
Buying coins with a card is finally not so troublesome anymore; 28 countries are working together on this, and now the entry threshold has really been lowered a lot.
A certain DEX partners with a European financial application, allowing users from 28 countries to buy coins directly with a credit card.
[Coin World] A leading decentralized trading platform recently made a big move - they reached a partnership with a financial application in Europe.
What problem does this collaboration mainly solve? It makes it easier for users to buy coins. Now when you open the web version of this DEX or your wallet, you can directly use the balance from that European financial application or your linked debit card to buy cryptocurrencies. The whole process is quite smooth, without having to jump around and manipulate several platforms.
For users, the most intuitive experience is that deposits have become faster. In the past, it might have been necessary to first recharge to an intermediary account, but now it is done in one step. Currently, this service has covered users in 28 countries, further expanding the entry point for Web3 payments.
The linkage between traditional financial applications and decentralization platforms is, to some extent, lowering the threshold for ordinary people to access on-chain assets.