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BitDATA Exchange Launches Payment Option with GrabPay, Offering the Lowest Fee in Town.

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Singapore, 5 June 2023 – BitDATA Exchange is pleased to announce the launch of an additional new payment option with GrabPay, one of the most reputable cryptocurrency exchanges in the market. This collaboration allows GrabPay users to make seamless and convenient payments to deposit funds into their BitDATA Exchange accounts to trade cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Stablecoins.

The integration of GrabPay as a payment option comes as part of BitDATA Exchange's ongoing efforts to expand its services and provide users with more accessible and diverse payment solutions. With the new payment integration, exchange users will now have the opportunity to fund their accounts using GrabPay's secure and user-friendly platform.

What sets this partnership apart is the incredibly low flat fee of 2.4% offered by GrabPay, making it the most affordable payment option available in the market. This competitive fee structure aims to provide BitDATA users with significant cost savings, enabling them to maximize their cryptocurrency investments.

Ken Wong, CEO and founder of BitDATA Exchange, said, "We are very pleased to have reached strategic cooperation with GrabPay. Grab is a multinational technology giant in Southeast Asia. We hope that this cooperation with GrabPay will serve as a starting point to explore the Southeast Asian market together with Grab, providing our customers with more convenient payment methods. It will seamlessly link Grab users with BitDATA Exchange for recharging and cryptocurrency transactions, and also facilitate BitDATA Exchange users in depositing funds into Grab for daily consumption, such as taxis and food delivery. Through this cooperation, both sides will leverage their own advantages to jointly explore the Southeast Asian market."

The integration of GrabPay with BitDATA Exchange offers numerous benefits to both existing GrabPay users and BitDATA Exchange customers. Crypto users can now leverage GrabPay's seamless funding system to deposit new funds into their BitDATA accounts, eliminating the need for additional transfers or complicated processes. This collaboration between GrabPay and BitDATA Exchange marks another milestone in the ongoing development of the digital payment and cryptocurrency sectors.

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