Neteller is one of the world’s leading online payment services, having a wallet system where users can transfer funds to each other instantly for a fee, deposit on gaming sites or even pay in online shops supporting it. Furthermore they are a very large prepaid card provider, having around 35,000 users monthly.
Now Neteller has gone against their very own statements and decided to integrate the Bitcoin as a deposit option – The cheapest by far. While the regular deposit methods has a fee up to 3.95%, the Bitcoin doesn’t have any deposit fee, which makes it an ideal way to now deposit into the online wallet service.
Neteller is the first of the largest online payment companies to fully integrate the Bitcoin and this may boost the Bitcoin significantly as it will make it an easy way to get Bitcoins to a Mastercard or to simply shop online. The service is not available for US-residents to start with, but it was hinted towards it being integrated in a short period of time.
Neteller is making headlines for the second time in just a couple of weeks, as rumours circulates that they intend to buy their main competitor Skrill for a massive €1.1 billion.
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