Bitwala Partners With Visa-Backed Solaris on Blockchain Bank Account

By cineramaOctober 9, 2018Bitcoin Business

Blockchain startup Bitwala is aiming to launch Germany’s first "blockchain bank account" – and it’s struck a strategic partnership with Berlin-based fintech company solarisBank in order to pull it […]

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Bitwala Partners With Visa-Backed Solaris on Blockchain Bank Account

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