Flipster partners with BNB Chain to offer fee-free withdrawals
Crypto derivatives exchange Flipster has partnered with BNB Chain (CRYPTO:BNB) to offer fee-free withdrawals, expanding its zero-fee trading model to enable cost-effective transactions.
The collaboration aims to make cryptocurrency trading more accessible, allowing Flipster users to benefit from gas-free withdrawals on the BNB Chain platform.
This initiative, which eliminates hidden fees and reduces transaction costs, aligns with Flipster and BNB Chain’s mutual goal to democratize access to digital assets.
Flipster’s CEO highlighted that the partnership reflects the company’s commitment to building an “inclusive and user-centric environment” that improves the trading experience and broadens access to crypto.
“Collaborating with BNB Chain on fee-free withdrawals is a natural step toward advancing our shared vision of opening up crypto trading to the masses,” he stated, emphasizing the firm's focus on fostering a thriving ecosystem for digital assets.
Gala Wen, Director of Ecosystem Development at BNB Chain, emphasized the initiative’s role in reducing entry barriers to crypto.
Wen noted, “Collaborating with Flipster to provide gas-free withdrawals is a key part of our ongoing efforts to lower barriers to entry in the crypto market.”
Wen expressed optimism about future projects with Flipster that aim to “enhance user empowerment” and expand access to digital assets.
Flipster’s platform, known for rapid execution and high liquidity, processes over $10 billion in monthly trading volume.
More than 98% of deposits and withdrawals on Flipster involve stablecoins, which makes the zero-fee withdrawal feature particularly beneficial for users seeking to optimize returns.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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