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Digital Currency Series: Skrill Introduces New Features For Cryptos

The U.K.- based e-wallet provider, ‘Skrill’ who is one of the renowned payment platforms have offered the decentralized digital currency trading. The digital payments service merchant has now come up with a brand new feature to enable their users to flawlessly swap cryptocurrencies.

As per the company’s recent tweet: Buying and selling crypto with Skrill just got even better. Introducing crypto-to-crypto – a new feature that lets you use your bitcoin balance to buy and sell the other 8 cryptocurrencies we offer.

The crypto-to-crypto facility eases the trading experience by using bitcoin (BTC) to buy and sell other supported cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin cash (BCH).

Skrill is a reputed online payment dealer in Europe with huge 15,000 merchants as well as international money transfers.

With the help of its in-house application which is compatible with both iOS and Android, one can purchase crypto with over 100s of payment methods and conversion of 40 different fiat currencies. Customers can use their Skrill wallet to purchase interests in nine cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, Ether and Litecoin and to access exclusive offers from Skrill or take advantage of price movements with updates on-the-go from their Skrill app. They can also choose from more than 100 deposit methods including 40+ fiat currencies to begin buying crypto right away.

The CEO of Skrill, NETELLER and Income Access at Paysafe, Lorenzo Pellegrino, commented: “we know that our customers want more functionality to make it even easier for them to access and interact with cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is an important part of what we do in digital wallets and using our scale and vast experience of the payments industry, we’re continually enhancing our service to help our customers get the most out of the crypto ecosystem.”

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