Mint, agreement with Mesh to simplify digital asset transfers

Mint agreement with Mesh to simplify digital asset transfers

(Finance) – Mintingfintech owned by Italian post And Generali Bank which launched the first Italian wallet for the custody of Bitcoin and digital assets, and Meshan American fintech that has PayPal Ventures among its investors, have announced the birth of first Open Banking for Bitcoin in Europe: a single access point to the entire crypto world for over 430 thousand Conio customers, which connects their Bitcoin wallets with the main digital asset exchange platforms.

The integration of Mesh within the Conio App will allow the direct connection with ten major platforms: Binance, Bitfinex, Bitsamp, Bybit, CoinbaseHoubi, Kraken, Kucoin, OKX, Robinhoodsome already available in the App section and others that will be activated in the coming weeks. After this initial phase, the service will be expanded to other exchanges, will involve new assets and will be added additional features that will allow integrated management of your accounts on the various platforms – all through the Conio App.

The main objective is simplify the classic transfer process of Bitcoin, eliminating friction. This involves removing obstacles and difficulties such as using QR codes, copying and pasting long and complex addresses, and the need for test transfers.

“People should be free to choose the solution they prefer to safely store Bitcoin and their digital assets – he says Orlando Merone, General Manager of Conio – The partnership with Mesh lays the foundations for making Conio a single access point to the entire crypto world and also giving users who prefer to use global services for the purchase of cryptocurrencies the opportunity to move their assets within a secure custody own assets, with the simplicity of a tap”.

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