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Strike Allows U.S. Users To Directly Convert Salary To Bitcoin

Mary Liu

Summary: Strike, a digital wallet based on the Bitcoin Lightning Network, announced the launch of the Pay Me in Bitcoin service on Thursday.  This option allows users to deposit their wages directly into their Strike account and choose to automatically convert to Bitcoin. Strike does not charge service fees, and there is no need to require ...

Strike, a digital wallet based on the Bitcoin Lightning Network, announced the launch of the Pay Me in Bitcoin service on Thursday. 

This option allows users to deposit their wages directly into their Strike account and choose to automatically convert to Bitcoin. Strike does not charge service fees, and there is no need to require employers to accept Bitcoin or accounting for it.

A Strike spokesperson stated that the new service is available in US states except for New York and Hawaii.

According to the database of state regulators, Strike provides services through Prime Trust, a licensed and regulated trust company in Nevada, and currently has currency transfer licenses in five states: Delaware, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico, and Washington.

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