Alexandre Roubaud and Kabir Sethi – co-founders of Bitstack
French Bitstack has unveiled a new feature allowing its users tosend from bitcoins by simply sharing a link by SMS or e-mail.
The crypto savings app Bitstack has deployed a new feature that makes it easier to send Bitcoin to a third party.
In addition to allowing Bitcoin to be sent to an external wallet with a simple QR code scan, it is now possible to send Bitcoin free of charge and instantly via SMS or email,” the startup wrote in a statement shared with RoyalsBlue.com.
In concrete terms, users can now select an e-mail or telephone number as the recipient for a Bitcoin transaction.
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You will receive an e-mail to confirm your registration (If you don’t receive an e-mail, check your spam folder).
The person concerned will receive a link that will enable him or her to easily create a Bitstack wallet including the digital coins sent.
And if the funds are not claimed within 7 days, they are returned to the issuer,” says Bitstack.
Recently, the giant Coinbase launched a similar feature on its self-custody wallet.
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