Appbit - Расширение возможностей AppBit: новые направления и платежные системы

Expansion of AppBit capabilities: new directions and payment systems

In our efforts to provide more opportunities for our clients, the AppBit team is excited to announce the addition of new withdrawal options. Users can now take advantage of the following payment systems:

Western Union USD/EUR

Western Union is one of the largest and most well-known money transfer operators in the world. It ensures fast and reliable delivery of funds to more than 200 countries and territories.

MoneyGram USD/EUR

MoneyGram is a leading international payment system offering convenient and secure money transfer services in more than 200 countries. It is known for its innovative solutions and extensive network of service points.

Ria USD/EUR

Ria is the third-largest money transfer operator in the world, offering fast and affordable money transfer services to more than 160 countries.

IntelExpress USD/EUR

IntelExpress is an international payment system specializing in fast and secure money transfers. It provides a wide range of services for clients, including currency exchange and money transfers to more than 60 countries. If there is a physical office of the above-mentioned operators in your city, you will receive an email with the transfer number for cash collection shortly after submitting your request. Please note! To complete a successful exchange, you must provide accurate information: the recipient's full name as per their passport, and a valid email address. Despite slightly higher fees for such transfers, clients can receive cash quickly without unnecessary delays or extra actions. In most cases, funds are sent the same day if the request is submitted by 4:00 PM Kyiv time. This makes the new conversion options particularly attractive for those who value speed and reliability. We continue working on expanding the possibilities for our users and appreciate your trust. Stay updated on news and changes on the AppBit.net website to keep track of all the latest developments.

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