Indacoin Exchange Has Launched Visa & Mastercard Payments

United Kingdom , October 2, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Currently no more than 5% of bitcoin exchanges have credit/debit card option because of high risk of fraudulent transactions.  Only in the US the cost of card fraud was about $8 billion in 2014 and a bitcoin exchange is a perfect target for carders. While a card payment can be reversed its not possible to reverse a bitcoin transaction. So hackers pay with stolen cards and then merchants face lots of chargebacks. That’s is the main reason why those few exchanges who accept cards, have so sophisticated verification process.

Indacoin Exchange found safe and secure way to simplify and speed up the process by requesting a code from online bank statement and from an sms. It usually takes no more that 30 minutes to verify the card and receive bitcoins.

 “While buying bitcoins with a credit or debit card is supposed to be the simplest way of getting cryptocurrency, only 0.1% of bitcoins that were bought in 2015 had been purchased using Visa or Mastercard. Such discrepancy is explained by extremely complicated card verification procedures. In Indacoin we don’t request scan copies of passports, utility bills, cards and don’t make people waiting for several days before they can get bitcoins. Even our new clients can buy bitcoins within half an hour and for our loyal customers the process is instant. We hope that such easy way of buying bitcoins with a card will accelerate further market development and attract new fans of cryptocurrency ” - Indacoin CEO Stanislav Kosorukov said.

Indacoin has a deep integration with major European and American financial institutions that enables its platform to identify whether the card has been stolen or not within half an hour. In most cases clients will receive a call from the bank to confirm that they have really bought bitcoins on Indacoin. “It’s a WIN WIN collaboration both for Indacoin and banks because help banks to detect stolen cards and block them” – Stanislav added.