Bitnob introduces virtual dollar card to enhance seamless online payments

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By Cynthia Ezekwe

Bitnob, a technology and financial services company automated to Bitcoin has introduced a virtual dollar card that allows users make seamless online payments.

Bitnob’s virtual card offers a range of benefits to consumers, including the ability to create a card for free and fund  virtual cards with up to $10,000.

The  virtual card also enables users to customize their cards, keep track of their transactions, and freeze cards for security purposes or to prevent unwanted recurring bills.

The Bitnob virtual dollar card is a game-changer for users who have to make regular international payments, as they will not undergo the hassle of card  restrictions set by the apex bank.

The virtual dollar card also enables users to buy items from any online store including Amazon, ASOS, Shein, eBay, Aliexpress and so much more.

 Bernard Parah, Bitnob’s chief executive officer, while  speaking on the recently launched virtual card, said the company is thrilled to enable its users to make payments to US-based merchants and retailers that accept MasterCard as a form of payment for goods and services. This, he noted, means that users can now seamlessly shop online, pay for their Netflix, Spotify, and Apple subscriptions and register for their online courses.’’

Bitnob introduces virtual dollar card to enhance seamless online payments“The virtual dollar card offers a level of convenience and security that is unmatched in the market, and we believe it will be a game-changer for consumers,’’ Parah added.

Bitnob, in a statement said it has positioned itself as a leading payment infrastructure connecting Africa to the world.  The company also emphasised that its app and technology has made it possible for Africans to have access to cross-border payments in a way that’s fast, cheaper, and convenient.

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Onome Amuge is a Nigerian journalist and content writer known for his analytical and engaging reporting on business, finance, agriculture, commodities, and technology. He is currently a journalist at Business a.m., a Nigerian business-focused newspaper, where he has authored over 360 articles covering a wide range of topics including economic trends, market analysis, and policy developments.
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