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Cryptocurrency News

Two credit card firms in Israel to let cardholders buy Bitcoin

05/18/2022

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2022.05.18 20:56

Financial companies in Israel are increasingly moving into cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC), with two competing credit card firms working on BTC investment and cashback features.

Two Israel-based credit card companies, Max and Isracard, have inked partnerships with crypto-related platforms in order to allow cardholders to purchase Bitcoin, the local news agency Calcalist reported on Tuesday.

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05/18/2022

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