TechStars-Backed SendFriend Enters Crowded Money Transfer Market with Blockchain

By cineramaDecember 10, 2018Bitcoin Business

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You can send money all over the world. But can you do it with blockchain tech?

David Lighton, CEO and founder of SendFriend , is betting on it. BlockTelegraph caught […]

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TechStars-Backed SendFriend Enters Crowded Money Transfer Market with Blockchain

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