Swipe is a multi-asset digital wallet and Visa debit card platform designed to let users buy, sell and spend their cryptocurrencies. Swipe is headquartered in the Philippines with operations in the United Kingdom and Estonia which services European users. The Swipe platform enables users to spend cryptocurrencies in real time without having to manually convert the transactions prior. Users can also buy/sell cryptocurrencies with their linked bank accounts globally.
Users of the Swipe Wallet can buy, sell, and pay with their cryptocurrencies to fiat directly within the wallet application. Users can also purchase gift cards and make instant exchanges between all supported cryptocurrencies.
The Swipe Wallet is coupled with the Swipe Debit Card that allows our users to spend their cryptocurrency real-time at millions of locations worldwide.
Users of the Swipe Wallet can buy, sell, and pay with their cryptocurrencies to fiat directly within the wallet application. Users can also purchase gift cards and make instant exchanges between all supported cryptocurrencies.
The Swipe Wallet is coupled with the Swipe Debit Card that allows our users to spend their cryptocurrency real-time at millions of locations worldwide.
Location: Ghana, Greater Accra Region, Accra
Employees: 1-10
Founded date: 2018
Investors 2
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