CCEDK, a Denmark-based online bitcoin exchange in cooperation with Bit-x platform introduced its own Bitcoin debit card, which provides users with high-end experience.

According to the press release published by Coindesk, the developers “have combined the strength of digital currencies pioneered by bitcoin with the universal acceptance of major credit cards”.

A brand new bitcoin NanoCard provides instant bitcoin-to-fiat spending without exchange risks. It’s worth mentioning that the card requires no verification. The company guarantees a very low commission as well as low service fees.

A long awaited bitcoin debit card can be used for shopping online as well as offline, and it supports money withdrawals from ATMs worldwide. Unlike prepaid cards, the debit card balance will be available in dollars and euros. CCEDK developers also plan to implement support for other cryptocurrencies, like NuBits, BitUSD, NXT and LTC.

After the official launch of the next-generation card Ronny Boesing, CEO of CCEDK said:

“We are extremely proud to have partnered with Bit-x after just a year in business. The result is perhaps the world’s first true crypto-debit card. No one can tell you how to use your own money and thanks to Bit-x this will be accepted everywhere.”

The Danish bitcoin exchange wishes to reduce security and volatility risks in the cryptocurrency use, so the company started implementing security measures in collaboration with software developers Cryptonomex. This partnership will enable CCEDK to become an exchange, a bitcoin wallet and a vault at the same time.

In order to reduce the volatility risk, CCEDK enables clients to use BitShares’ SmartCoins as a funding option for the NanoCard. The client’s balance can be stored to these SmartCoins pegged to USD, EUR, CNY or even gold and silver, according to the press release.

Ronny Boesing believes that their new product is a real “killer app” and a breakthrough in digital currency space: “Bit-x, CCEDK, Cryptonomex, BitShares: each provides a part of the puzzle and the result is bitcoin’s killer app.”

Daria Petushkova