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BTC China Officially Launches USD, HKD Deposits and Withdrawals

BTC China is proud to officially launch USD and HKD deposits and withdrawals, becoming the first Chinese exchange to support three fiat currencies. After an invite-only period, BTC China is thrilled to expand this service to all of its International Account Holders. During this trial stage, BTC China collected several million USD worth of deposits. This service will be processed via its registered Hong Kong affiliate.
 
Upon registration, users have the option to select Domestic or International Account. International Account holders will be automatically eligible for this new service. Existing Domestic Account holders who wish to deposit and withdraw using USD or HKD are encouraged to open an International Account. After making their deposit, users will have access to the full range of BTC China’s products and services. All trades will be conducted in BTC/CNY and LTC/CNY.
 
“As a global company, BTC China is pleased to accommodate the demands of our users, both domestic and international,” said BTC China CEO, Bobby Lee. BTC China’s users have demonstrated strong demand for the exchange to support other currencies, and this is the first step.  Previously, users were only able to make deposits and withdrawals in CNY. As always, trading at BTC China is completely free. BTC China looks forward to continually expanding its products and services to cater to the global market.
 
 
 
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About BTC China
 
Founded in 2011, BTC China is the world’s oldest Bitcoin exchange, and a market-leading innovator of the new digital era.  Under its portfolio are a number of mobile and desktop products including Picasso Mobile Wallet, Mobile Exchange and the BTC China Trader.  The first Chinese Bitcoin startup to be VC-funded, it raised $5 million in Series A from Lightspeed China partners in September 2013. Currently, through its exchanges, BTC China offers trading of BTC/CNY, LTC/CNY, and LTC/BTC pairs, and has plans for aggressive international expansion.

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Find out more at https://www.btcchina.com

So much for bitcoin apparently banning bitcoin. Still seems to be going strong over there.

This appears to be a nice little boon for the Asian crowd that wants to have more choices in terms of operating on this exchange. Heck, I wonder if the DPRK knows anything about crypto and is investing his people's money in it so they can eat steak and potatoes for years to come. One can wonder I guess.

great to see that Bobby. good luck for the next years  :)

I wonder if this will have any effect on the price? I always found it surprising that it tanked on the whiff of bad fud bad news coming out of China.


Bitcoin banned Bitcoin? I take it you mean China?  ;D

China FUD is officially dead?
It's good to see some "strong and healthy" news coming out of China.

That's nice to hear. I guess there is no real threat to bitcoin being banned in China after all. :-)

Thanks so much for your support!