June 18, 2019
As part of its new strategy to become the most widely used cryptocurrency exchange, Globitex is lowering and removing fees for certain account features. Globitex aims to make its products more accessible for retail and corporate customers.
The EURO Wallet continues to excel as the best solution for sending and receiving EUR payments from inside of an exchange. The EURO Wallet is powered by Nexpay UAB, an EU licensed financial institution and gives users full control of their assets.
“We implement changes quickly around feedback we gather from both retail and corporate customers. We never compromise on security, we abide by every regulation to ensure customers get the most of what is possible with cryptocurrencies today.”
-Uldis Teraudkalns CEO of Globitex Exchange.
Private Individuals will enjoy the removal of the monthly account maintenance fee, this allows Globitex clients to open and maintain a EURO Wallet account without cost or liability until it is actually used for transactions.
Corporate customers will enjoy the reduced net cost on larger transactions, making the service more attractive for the largest corporate clients and traders. The combination of the service offering and pricing makes
Globitex the No.1 cross crypto-fiat trading and financial operations platform. Globitex aims to add the functionality of using GBX tokens to pay for EURO Wallet fees with discounts, which will substantially increase the utility of the GBX token in the upcoming weeks.
Globitex encourages all traders, investors, and corporates potentially seeking to make payments from within and outside of the crypto space to use the exchange, confident it will be their permanent solution of choice. Users seeking to bridge the
traditional finance sector with their cryptocurrency assets is urged to visit Globitex to Utilize their own IBAN account within a cryptocurrency exchange.
For more information or inquiries, please contact Globitex Support ([email protected])
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