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Nexo Coin & Citigroup Transfers: A New Comprehensive Study By Nexofly Launched

NexoFly - a popular news and information hub dedicated to cryptocurrency and blockchain developments - releases a new guide to using its proprietary tokens using standard bank transfers.

The recently published report - 'Can I Buy Nexo Tokens via Bank Transfer from Citigroup Inc.?' - is available to readers via the NexoFly website and joins a host of other resources and insightful pieces about the latest blockchain innovations and integrations.

More details can be found at How to buy Nexo tokens via bank transfer from Citigroup.

NexoFly's latest release details how cryptocurrency enthusiasts can circumnavigate the issues relating to the direct and automatic purchasing of Nexo tokens. The report explains that Citigroup customers can use their cards to buy these tokens on certain digital exchanges but cautions that these types of transactions are yet to be universally accepted.

Nexo is a disruptive financial services provider, focused on bringing together FinTech expertise and blockchain technology. Since its inception in 2018, over 60 million individuals have joined the platform's asset management program. Nexo accounts allow holders to purchase cryptocurrency and make cross-chain transfers without paying gas fees.

NexoFly's latest guide aims to make token acquisition just as simple for Citigroup customers. With traditional banks yet to fully embrace cryptocurrency, direct purchases of tokens such as Nexo are not possible at this time. However, a Citigroup account holder can use a variety of digital asset exchanges to bridge the gap between the worlds of crypto and traditional banking.

The report also points out that platforms like Kraken do accept fiat deposits via bank and wire transfers, although card payments are currently unsupported. A more viable option for Citigroup cardholders is the Gemini exchange - a secure platform that is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services. Gemini accepts debit card payments for cryptocurrency, making this an option worth pursuing.

Other suggestions include eToro. This social trading platform allows users to follow and copy trades from expert investors and supports both credit and debit card payments. Citigroup customers may find success acquiring Nexo tokens on this exchange, the report suggests.

Other options include using intermediary services to bridge the gap between old-style banking and cryptocurrency. These brokers facilitate the transfer of fiat money in exchange for digital assets and will normally charge for these services but once the setup is complete, users can often initiate automatic transactions.

Nexofly says, “Understanding the mechanisms of purchasing Nexo Tokens, whether directly or through digital asset exchanges, equips you with the ability to navigate the crypto world with confidence.”

Additional details can be found at Investing in Nexo tokens via debit card from PNC Financial Services Group

Contact Info:
Name: NexoFly
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Organization: NexoFly
Address: 15 Harwood Rd, London, England SW6 4QP, United Kingdom
Website: https://nexofly.com/

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Release ID: 89109306

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