Strike to charge non-U.S. users for Bitcoin purchases with debit card
Strike CEO Jack Mallers admitted high fees for crypto purchase s with debit card but noted the firm is working to find a cheaper way. Bitcoin (BTC) payments firm Strike is rolling out its services globally, allowing users in 35+ countries to purchase BTC through its app with a debit card. Announcing Buy Bitcoin Globally Today, @Strike marches forward on its mission to democratize financial freedom around the world Our global users can now buy #bitcoin, cash out, shop, and more This is more than just an update; it’s a milestone! https://t.co/3IaYrWzkfY — Jack Mallers (@jackmallers) November 16, 2023 In a Medium announcement, Strike CEO Jack Mallers said the firm plans to launch the feature in 65+ countries where Strike is currently available. However, non-U.S. customers of Strike will have to pay a 3.9% fee on their buys. It is worth noting that the U.S. Strike does not charge fees for buying crypto. You might also like: Strike accused of alleged data breach Th...