
So, in this article, we offer you to have a look at ten crypto applications that you can use as a UK resident.
Uphold is a digital wallet and trading platform that enables cryptocurrencies and other assets affordable and accessible for everyone.
Founded in 2013, Uphold (formerly Bitreserve) is a cloud-based digital money platform enabling users to buy, hold, convert and transact across 30+ currencies and commodities, including 8 cryptocurrencies. Uphold members can deposit funds to their account via bank account, credit card in addition to cryptocurrencies such as XRP, bitcoin, litecoin and ethereum into reserve-backed currencies and commodities allowing anyone with a device to send, receive, and exchange money and commodities.
Headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, with offices in Larkspur, California, Braga, London, and Shanghai, Uphold allows users to convert bitcoin into “cloud money,” in 30+ currencies (dollars, euros, yen, rupee and others) and 4 precious metals (Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium). The company also has an open API and has stated interest in addressing the remittance market through partnerships with the retail outlet Elektra and the Salinas Group.
Uphold combines a platform app model with payment connectivity to offer financial services to a global market. Uphold empowers innovation in financial services through a platform approach where app developers and fintech partners can leverage Uphold’s reach through licensed relationships with banks and financial services partners around the world. Built on a core of proprietary technologies and e-money apps, Uphold embraces a future where people and businesses around the world have access to safe, transparent, fair and affordable financial services.
So, in this article, we offer you to have a look at ten crypto applications that you can use as a UK resident.
Linqto, a company that trades private equity for crypto companies, before public listing, said that it has sold $50 million of stocks for Ripple Labs. This happened despite Ripple’s ongoing case with the US SEC.
The company will now offer a special facility where clients can use their Mastercard to conduct crypto transactions.