Telegram teams up with Mercuryo

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Telegram just got a little more crypto-savvy, thanks to its new partnership with Mercuryo.

The global payment platform is rolling out on-ramp services for Wallet in Telegram, making it easier than ever for users to dip their toes into the crypto pool.

Making finance more simple

This isn’t just some small-time operation, it’s a move aimed at onboarding millions of new users into the world of cryptocurrency.

Wallet in Telegram already supports big names like Bitcoin, stablecoins, and Toncoin, Telegram’s very own Layer-1 blockchain token.

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But now, with Mercuryo stepping in, users can convert fiat currencies into crypto without even leaving the Telegram app.

Whether you’re using debit cards, credit cards, or fancy payment solutions like Google Pay and Apple Pay, it’s all seamless. No fuss, no hassle.

User experience

Petr Kozyakov, Mercuryo’s CEO, is pretty pumped about this partnership. He says it’s all about breaking down barriers and making crypto accessible to everyone.

And let’s face it, crypto adoption has been held back by high fees and complicated processes for far too long.

Andrew Rogozov, CEO of Wallet in Telegram, echoed this sentiment, saying that simplifying on-ramp services is key to getting more people involved in crypto.

But what does this mean for the average user? Well, imagine buying Bitcoin or Toncoin with your local currency as easily as ordering pizza online.

That’s the level of convenience we’re talking about here. Plus, with Mercuryo supporting multiple fiat currencies and Wallet offering access to a growing list of tokens like BTC and Jettons, this partnership wants to make crypto transactions simpler and cheaper worldwide.

New paradigm?

It’s not just about convenience, but it’s about pushing mass adoption forward. Telegram’s Wallet has already made strides in democratizing crypto payments, but this integration with Mercuryo feels like a game-changer.

Whether you’re a crypto newbie or a veteran trader looking for smoother transactions, this collaboration is designed to make your life easier.

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