Pay Center Business: Coinsph

You’re looking for an opportunity to have additional profit as you find your day job inadequate for your daily life ;-) Having your own business is quite good and will provide you ample amount of money if you do this right. However, the risk is quite large.

Then why not give Coinsph a try ;-) You can register an account here ;-)

Coins.ph provides person-to-person wallet transfers, bill payments, mobile top-ups, online shopping, and remittance services. Its cash delivery network covers tens of thousands of banks, pawnshops, payment outlets, and door-to-door delivery across the region.

Imagine, just having a Coinsph account will give you access to Money Transfer business, Loading Business and Bills Payment Business all in one.

Coins.ph is a financial services platform founded in 2014 by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Ron Hose and Runar Petursson in Metro Manila, Philippines.

As a service running on blockchain technology, Coins.ph uses digital currency as a low cost gateway to banking, extending the reach of financial institutions beyond their existing branch infrastructure to the 300+ million who are unbanked in the Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia. In October 2016, Coins.ph secured a $5 Million dollar Series A investment from early-stage investors including Quona Capital, Kickstart Ventures, Ideaspace Foundation and Digital Currency Group. In May 2017, Coins.ph raised $5 million in series A extension led by Naspers Ventures.

There are more things you can do with your Coinsph, you can professionaly trade for Bitcoins at your discretion ;-)

Give this opportunity a try, you’ll never know what awaits you ;-) Register now!

Cheerio!

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