Stablecoin WUSD announces new deposit channels

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Cointime2024/07/10 02:08

By:Cointime

On July 10th, payment company WSPN announced progress in the deposit experience of its stablecoin Worldwide USD (WUSD). Users can now obtain WUSD through various convenient channels, including:

Alchemy Pay website: Users can directly purchase WUSD with US dollars and other currencies on the Alchemy Pay website and transfer to other trading platforms to participate in trading.

Four cryptocurrency exchanges: Users can directly exchange US dollars for WUSD in their existing Bitget, BitMart, Biconomy, and CoinW exchange accounts.

Bitget digital asset wallet: WUSD has been integrated into the Bitget digital asset wallet, allowing users to securely purchase, store, and manage WUSD and other digital assets.

WSPN is a global digital payment company that uses the latest technological advances in distributed ledger technology ("DLT") to provide transparent and efficient digital payment solutions. WSPN's flagship stablecoin Worldwide USD ("WUSD") is a collateralized stablecoin pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio.

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