Remittance startup uses bitcoin as a bridge between bank accounts

By cineramaApril 7, 2017Bitcoin Business

A startup called bridge21 thinks it can use bitcoin to beat banks and money transmitters at the international transfer game—at least for remittances to Mexico. It works like this: […]

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