Tran Hung: Uquid supports 79 cryptocurrencies on its debit card
Tran Hung · 769: Do This To Use Your Crypto Coins to Shop At Walmart · Sep 1, 2017 · at 2:59
Tran Hung, founder of crypto debit card provider Uquid, explains how the platform operates across various digital assets to host Nathan Latka.
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“Firstly, we issue a debit card for OnCoin and, as you know, a 79 cryptocurrency we already support in our system, so our customer can get all the plastic card or the vital card, but with the Visa logo and spend for online or withdraw money.”
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