Strike launches new features including direct deposit, wire transfers and card payments

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Cointime2023/11/02 20:45

By:Cointime

The lightning payment application Strike announced the launch of new features such as direct deposit, wire transfer, and bank card payments. Specifically, it includes: 1. Supporting wire transfers, allowing Strike customers to transfer unlimited funds and purchase any amount of Bitcoin, all of which can be withdrawn immediately; 2. Direct deposit, allowing users to receive any portion of their wages paid in Bitcoin through Strike; 3. Expanded support for payment methods, including debit cards and enhanced bank connections; 4. Some customers can use Strike together with their associated payment methods without having to pay a deposit first, use a debit card for lightning payments, and send Bitcoin to a cold wallet using a bank account.

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