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CoinMetro, one of Great Britain and the EU’s most user-friendly cryptocurrency exchange platforms, is pleased to announce that they will now support deposits, withdrawals and trading with the British pound sterling (GBP). The second fiat currency added by CoinMetro (after the EUR), users of the exchange can now easily buy or sell Bitcoin (BTC) with GBP. This is especially convenient for customers in the U.K. who are looking for a quick and easy way to convert BTC to GBP and GBP to BTC.
CoinMetro already offers one of the safest fiat on- and off-ramps for those looking to trade or invest in cryptocurrencies in Great Britain or the EU, and the inclusion of GBP - not readily supported at most other crypto exchanges - helps them to stand out above the competition. Deposit options include credit card, bank transfer, and other cryptocurrencies, some of which include Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). In all, CoinMetro supports the trading of 12 different coins and tokens, including their own utility token, XCM.
Crypto Trading Made Easy
Designed with ease of use in mind, CoinMetro offers their customers an exchange with a pleasing graphical interface that makes navigation highly intuitive. This helps lower the barrier to entry for first-time traders seeking to purchase their first Bitcoin, which now includes those looking to trade in denominations of GBP. For the more advanced trader, CoinMetro also supports margin trading and professional order options.
“Save all the hype, the retail side of crypto is still a very under-serviced client segment,” said Kevin Murcko, CEO of CoinMetro. “With this new offering CoinMetro is giving the UK a faster and more cost-efficient way of diversifying into this highly sought after asset class. The ability to move in and out of crypto right from your local bank account and in your local fiat currency, in seconds, cannot and should not be under appreciated,” he added. In terms of outlining his plans for expansion, Murcko says, “We are focusing on going regional to go global. Uphold the best service, comply with regulations, then move on to the next region.”