Mobile app to allow crypto users to buy, sell and pay with Litecoin at over 40 million locations

The Spend mobile app will allow crypto users to buy, sell and pay with Litecoin at over 40 million locations.
Spend aims on creating an alternative financial system for the unbanked masses.

Rajarshi Mitra Independent Analyst

The Spend mobile will now allow crypto users to buy, sell and pay with Litecoin at over 40 million locations. The company announced this via Twitter:

“ Litecoin is now available on the #SpendApp. You can buy, sell and #PayWithLitecoin with your linked bank account. Spend #LTC at 40+ million locations with the Spend Wallet by instantly converting to fiat with the #Spend Visa® Card!@SatoshiLite @LTCFoundation @LiteCoinNews”

The fintech company’s vision to create an alternative financial system for the unbanked:

“We are a firm believer in the fourth industrial revolution and the digitization of currencies. There are tremendous benefits for users worldwide to have control of their finances and to create an alternative financial solution for those who don’t have access to banking, which currently totals two billion people worldwide.”

Author

Rajarshi Mitra

Independent Analyst

Rajarshi entered the blockchain space in 2016. He is a blockchain researcher who has worked for Blockgeeks and has done research work for several ICOs. He gets regularly invited to give talks on the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies.

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