FastCo Poland is currently negotiating with a prominent payment technology firm to enhance our funding services. This will offer our company and clients the capability to purchase cryptocurrencies using traditional fiat currency. Fiat currency, a legal tender backed by a government but not necessarily by a physical commodity, remains the standard form of payment globally.

This collaboration aims to integrate a new cryptocurrency payment platform that will facilitate the easy and secure purchase of digital currencies and broaden the scope of transactional possibilities available to our clients. In addition to buying cryptocurrencies, the proposed platform is considering offering an array of value-added services that promise to significantly streamline daily financial activities.

These services include:

• Airtime Top-Ups: Allow users to recharge their mobile phones conveniently through the platform.
• Bill Payments: This feature enables the settlement of utility bills, credit card dues, and other recurrent expenses, which can be managed seamlessly within the same interface.
• Fund Transfers: Users can transfer funds directly to bank accounts, enhancing the flexibility and utility of managing fiat and digital currencies.
• Mobile Wallet Services: The platform plans to offer a fully integrated mobile wallet that provides users with the convenience of storing, sending, and receiving money, all from their mobile devices.

FastCo Poland’s initiative with this leading payment technology firm is set to revolutionize how our clients interact with both traditional and digital financial markets, providing them with a comprehensive financial management and investment tool. By embracing these innovations, FastCo Poland continues to lead by example in adopting new technologies that are reshaping the economic landscape, making it more inclusive, efficient, and adaptable to the needs of modern consumers.

Our test site at www.coins.icu is currently showcasing the new engine’s capabilities.

UPDATE: 2021 www.coins.icu business has been sold.

“Having seen the dramatic raise of digital currency in late 2017 and its subsequent ‘adjustment’, throughout much of 2018, we have taken a position in a Digital Currency market”