Bitcoin Cash (BCH) gets access to 21,000 New Locations through Netcoins

Netcoins Inc. an online marketplace where consumers can buy and sell cryptocurrencies, they also operate a proprietary Virtual Crypto ATM platform to enable their customers to buy crypto in a timeless and easy manner. They announced earlier this week that Bitcoin cash, one of the most important digital currencies in the market will be made available for purchase.

Currently, Netcoins has 21,000 operational virtual crypto machines across a multitude of countries and now they will cater to Bitcoin cash customers as well.

Mark Binns, CEO of Netcoins said, “Adding BCH brings us to having 6 of the top 7 coins available via Netcoins. With just EOS left among the top 7 coins, we are giving investors a compelling reason to use the Netcoins network for all their crypto needs, whether via OTC or via our strong retail network.”

Bitcoin Cash is currently priced at $626 with a market capitalization of $10.85 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.

This marks a big win for Bitcoin cash, which is enjoying a wave of crypto-adoption this year. Netcoins services 21,000 locations through Canada, Australia, and Europe and will increase the spread of BCH. Immediate access to procure BCH through Netcoins ITC Brokerage Services will be granted to the customers.

Bitpay, the global Bitcoin payment service announced, just last week, that it has extended its services to include Bitcoin Cash (BCH). With this, they also said that the digital currency can be split into a ratio of fiat money and BCH to facilitate dual payment. Bitcoin Cash was only the second digital currency settlement option for the customers of Bitpay.

Pixel Wallet, an application available on the Google Play Store increased the spread of BCH as well, by allowing the customers to send the digital currency via a picture. The users can send BCH transactions in an encrypted picture with the digital wallet, a first of its kind project.

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