Bitcoin SV buying introduced at 4 online retail platforms

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New options for buying Bitcoin SV (BSV) have come online at four prominent digital asset retail sites targeting the United Kingdom and Australia. Fiat currency onramps to acquire BSV are now live at:

• Bitcoin.co.uk
• Bitcoin.com.au
• Coinloft.com.au
• BuyaBitcoin.com.au

Bitcoin.com.au and Coinloft.com.au also support selling of BSV.

Commenting on the news, Bitcoin Association Founding President Jimmy Nguyen said:  “These retail sites help bring digital currencies to mainstream by making it easy for everyday users to buy BSV.   They also forge new links between the traditional financial system and the digital asset ecosystem.  We look forward to more growth of Bitcoin SV’s ecosystem across the world.”  

Bitcoin.co.uk and Bitcoin.com.au

Bitcoin.co.uk and Bitcoin.com.au are popular digital currency retail sites for the UK and Australia, respectively. Both sites accept online bank transfer as well as VISA and Mastercard payments, lowering the barrier to adoption by making the purchase of BSV as simple as possible.

Bitcoin.com.au also allows for payment at many newsagents and post offices throughout the country—vastly broadening the payment methods available to customers.

Coinloft.com.au

Coinloft.com.au allows the purchase and sale of a variety of digital currencies, now including Bitcoin SV. It accepts a variety of payment methods, ranging from online credit card purchases through to in-person transactions at Australia Post.

Buyabitcoin.com.au

Buyabitcoin.com.au is an exchange with simplicity as the focus: the process is (mostly) boiled down to a single form on the homepage. Based out of Melbourne, Australia, its mission is to make Bitcoin accessible to everyone by removing the complexity that can often prevent newcomers from adopting digital currency. Buyabitcoin.com.au supports payment online via Visa and Mastercard payment cards and bank transfer, in addition to offering in-person options at Post Offices and newsagents across Australia.