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Moneygram will add crypto trade

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MoneyGram International, Inc. has announced a new service for U.S. consumers that will allow them to trade and store three of the
most popular gambling cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC) using the company’s mobile app.

As global regulations allow, MoneyGram plans to expand into additional markets and expand the selection of cryptocurrencies available to customers.

The service will be available to Moneygram customers in nearly every state in the USA.

The company has been involved in making cryptos a part of real life for more and more customers through various partnerships and initiatives for several years now creating real-life use cases for participation in blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Some earlier services included partnerships with Stellar, G-Coin, and Coinme for digital wallet off ramping as well as a cross-border settlement system using Circle’s USD Coin (USDC). Now, customers can buy, sell, and hold cryptos using the company’s app in a pioneering move of blockchain-enabled settlement.

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MoneyGram International, Inc. has announced a new service for U.S. consumers that will allow them to trade and store three of the
most popular gambling cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC) using the company’s mobile app.

As global regulations allow, MoneyGram plans to expand into additional markets and expand the selection of cryptocurrencies available to customers.

The service will be available to Moneygram customers in nearly every state in the USA.

The company has been involved in making cryptos a part of real life for more and more customers through various partnerships and initiatives for several years now creating real-life use cases for participation in blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Some earlier services included partnerships with Stellar, G-Coin, and Coinme for digital wallet off ramping as well as a cross-border settlement system using Circle’s USD Coin (USDC). Now, customers can buy, sell, and hold cryptos using the company’s app in a pioneering move of blockchain-enabled settlement.

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Their transfer fee is charged in what currency? Fiat or cryptocurrency? Does anyone know?
 
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not really sure but I think you can do some info gathering on the site
 

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