Bitget’s newest On-Ramp service simplifies crypto purchases with bank cards
VICTORIA, Seychelles, 24 April 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Bitten, top crypto derivatives and copy trading platform, has announced the launch of a new on-ramp service specifically designed for buying crypto using VISA and Mastercard. The new solution is intended to provide a higher level of convenience for users who wish to add fiat liquidity to the platform for their operations. The launch will be marked with a prize distribution.
The launch of the new on-ramp service comes as Bitget expands its global operations and attracts new users. The new service will support more than 140 fiat currencies and will allow use for direct purchase of USDT, BTC and BGB via credit or debit card on the Bitget exchange platform.
Bitget will mark the occasion by launching its Zero Fees event – making it an auspicious time for users to transfer large amounts of fiat. In addition to zero fees for transfers, users will be able to share a prize pool of 100,000 USDT. The event starts at 10:00 UTC on April 21.
Gracie ChenCEO of Bitget, says, “The launch of our new on-ramp service is designed to make it easier for users to deposit fiat currencies using bank cards. As a leading cryptocurrency exchange, we are committed to providing a sustainable and secure bridge between traditional and blockchain finance. Enabling various fiat-on-ramp solutions will create accessible gateways that serve international users and communities. This new on-ramp service will provide a higher level of convenience for our users and is a crucial step towards crypto mass adoption.”
The launch of the new on-ramp service comes in light of the increasing capitalization of the original Bitget BGB token. BGB has shown positive market results throughout the year, and recently reached its record high value of $0.51 in February and shows a growth of 500% in terms of trading volume. The rise is attributed by experts to the growing influence of the Bitget exchange in the crypto market and the platform’s expansion into new services according to the new and updated ‘Go Beyond Derivatives’ development strategy.
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