Read about the company that rips down the curtain for Bitcoin accessibility. Adding more functionality using the features to make deposits quickly and easily.
PRLog - May 14, 2015 - LOS ANGELES -- PostShare has just launched an updated version on iOS with a feature that will change the Bitcoin industry, it allows users to purchase Bitcoin by making a simple deposit at their local bank. The app integrated this feature in conjunction with Genitrust to solve the largest problem with Bitcoin, getting users' hands on it quickly and easily. The first app to combine a built in wallet with additional functionality, where users can specify any amount from $5 to $1,000 dollars, make a deposit into their local bank and within minutes, the Bitcoin is redeemed in the user's wallet. Originally designed as an alternative to Craigslist, PostShare is designed to make buying and selling excess stuff super easy. Bitcoin is an added layer to help make the digital currency more mainstream while introducing everyday people to its benefits.
Investor and exNFL Titan player Jovan Haye shared, “Bitcoin as a platform is going to change the world and we wanted a system that would allow anyone to access it and transact in an existing behavioral pattern, the buying and selling of our stuff.”
Developer and advisor, Chris Abbott from the HuB in Sarasota shared, “While the Bitcoin hysteria from last year has calmed, the momentum of its use has just skyrocketed with over 50MM in transactions daily. Uses for the system are continually being developed and it is a matter of time before this becomes mainstream, PostShare solves a huge problem, getting more Bitcoin into the hands of regular people.”
Website: www.postshare.com
App Store download link:
https://appsto.re/us/CKMK1.i
PostShare by B2Betrader LLC
New distribution regions:
Los Angeles, New York, Portland, Philadelphia, San Francisco
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May 14, 2015 at 08:30 AM EDT
