Goldman-backed startup Circle launches no-fee foreign payments service

By cineramaJune 14, 2017Bitcoin Business

Blockchain-based payments startup Circle Internet Financial on Thursday launched an international online money transfer service that allows people in the United States and Europe to send money to each […]

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