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Bitcoin Cash Support is Now Live on Purse.io

Bitcoin Cash Support is Now Live on Purse.io

This week the well-known Purse.io, a firm that allows people to purchase items on Amazon and save 15 percent or more, has announced that Bitcoin Cash (BCH) support is now live. Furthermore, due to a partnership with the Bitcoin Cash Fund, the company is offering $10 cash back to Purse shoppers who shop and earn before the end of July.

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Purse.io Launches Full Bitcoin Cash Support

Bitcoin Cash Support is Now Live on Purse.io The firm Purse.io has officially announced full BCH integration due to the overwhelming requests from people asking the company to deploy more coin support. Purse says they have completed a major overhaul of the entire Purse experience, including a redesigned wallet that helps reduce fees.

“Our community has demanded more cryptocurrency choice and this is our first big step. To celebrate, we’ve partnered with the Bitcoin Cash Fund to rain cash on you all,” explains Jaqi Lenee the company’s product design leader.

We’ve built support for Bitcoin Cash [BCH], which is a great option for people who want to save more dough. Transaction fees on this network are currently cheaper and less volatile. Shoppers, simply fill your wallet with Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash and start shopping. Earners, you’ll be able to pick which coin you’d like to earn before accepting an order. Choose wisely. (Or flip a coin?)    

Bitcoin Cash Support is Now Live on Purse.io

The Purse and Bitcoin Cash Fund Cashback Promotion

The ‘Cashback’ contest will offer $10 cash back for 1,000 shoppers until the end of July and $850 in prizes for top earners, explains Purse. Based on the number of BCH orders accounted for within that time period, there will be a 1st place reward for $500, 2nd place ($250), and 3rd place ($100). Purse details that the Cashback promotion will distribute contest rewards after deliveries are confirmed.

Bitcoin Cash Support is Now Live on Purse.io

Bitcoin Cash fans were excited to see that BCH is now integrated into Purse.io and even posted on some of the purchases they have been making since the launch. One Reddit user writes, “Just made my first purchase. It couldn’t be easier, and I will write a full review when I get my BCH.”

What do you think about Purse integrating bitcoin cash into their system? Let us know your thoughts on this subject in the comment section below.


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