[Updated] Crypto Wallet Coins.ph Former CEO Ron Hose is UnionBank’s New Director
Ron Hose, CEO of Coins.ph is elected as an independent director of UnionBank of the Philippines.
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Ripple, Coins.ph Launch PayID – Universal ID for Payment
Ripple, together with Coins.ph, BitPay, Blockchain.com, and other well-known players in the crypto industry and beyond formed the Open Payments Coalition to create an alternative payment system – PayID – to make sending money as simple as sending email.
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How to Buy Bitcoin With Paymaya | Coins.ph, PDAX
Because Coins and Paymaya are part of the Pesonet and Instapay initiative of the government, it is now possible to cash in and cash out of your Coins.ph account using Paymaya.
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You Can Pay Your BIMA Insurance at Coins.ph
BIMA previously offer Personal Accident plus Life Insurance exclusively to customers of mobile telco Smart.
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Coins.ph – Cash Out to Your Bank in Real Time Via Instapay
Coins.ph now allows fund transfer via InstaPay, an electronic fund transfer service between participating banks and non-banks in the Philippines.
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Daily / Monthly / Annual Transaction & Cash In / Cash Out Limits of Crypto Exchanges & Wallets in the Philippines
These limits are in compliance with the rules set up by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and in compliance with Philippine laws.
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Listed in this article are the deposit and withdrawal fees for every major crypto wallet/exchange in the Philippines.
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Use UnionBank to Cash In and Cash Out to and from Crypto Wallets Like Coins.ph and Abra
UnionBank services basically every licensed virtual currency exchange in the Philippines.
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Coins.ph Launches New Refer a Friend Promo for September 2019
Mobile wallet Coins.ph has launched a new referral campaign allowing users to get rewards for every successful user sign up.
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How To Cash Out Your Bitcoins Through LBC in the Philippines
Why cash out through LBC? Because there’s a chance that there’s a branch near you.
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