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MULTI-CURRENCY TRAVEL CARD BY i2C INC.

Published On 02 Jan 2020 03:36 AM

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I2C, a leading provider of digital banking and payments-processing technology company, and Wirex, a leading provider of borderless crypto and traditional currency payment platform have partnered to deliver a multi-currency travel card for Asia Pacific region. The card will be made to support more than 150 currencies. The travel card will enable its consumers to buy, store, exchange and spend both traditional as well as crypto-currencies while ....

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