Fintech News Desk
BitPay users will pay no fees on first time buys for a limited-time only
BitPay, the world’s largest provider of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency payment services, has partnered with MoonPay, the world’s leading Web3 infrastructure company, to provide BitPay users with significantly increased ways to buy cryptocurrency instantly, and at great rates.
“BitPay’s partnership with MoonPay brings together two leaders of the crypto payments space to give BitPay users near-instant access to cryptocurrency”
The integration offers BitPay users access to over 60 of the world’s most popular cryptocurrencies. BitPay’s unique marketplace experience also presents multiple rates for buyers, ensuring they receive the best possible price for their cryptocurrency purchases. Additional benefits of the integration include fast delivery to any owned wallet address, as well as the ability for buyers to pay with their preferred method, including credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or a variety of local bank transfer methods.
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To celebrate this partnership, first time buyers will pay no fees on their crypto purchases for a limited time only. BitPay users can buy crypto via the MoonPay integration online at BitPay.com or within the BitPay Wallet app.
“BitPay’s partnership with MoonPay brings together two leaders of the crypto payments space to give BitPay users near-instant access to cryptocurrency,” said Bill Zielke, CMO of BitPay.
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“Our partnership with BitPay is an important step forward in our mission to onboard the world to Web3, providing people around the world with easier access to digital assets and services,” said Harry Peatson, Partner Account Manager at MoonPay. “This partnership will provide users with a greater variety of ways to buy cryptocurrencies, allowing them to use their preferred buying methods, and with much greater speed of delivery than previously.”
