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August 18, 2022 - Bitstamp, a crypto exchange, announced the launch of their "Summer of Discovery” campaign to introduce a number of new features to customers over the course of several weeks.
Live from the 18th August, the first feature is a 0% trading fee for all assets for a total trading volume of up to US$1,000 (or equivalent) over the previous 30-day rolling period. This is the first time this has been offered on the market.
Bitstamp will also roll out Apple Pay and Google Pay integrations to all markets with the exception of Singapore.
Bitstamp hopes that the new integrations will help make it safer and easier to buy digital assets, whether someone is new to crypto, revisiting it, or looking to expand their portfolio.
Bitstamp will also provide customers with further information about crypto and blockchain through their Learn Center — which will provide consumers a new way to learn, so they can participate in the markets armed with knowledge and empowered to trade responsibly.
JB Graftieaux, CEO of Bitstamp commented: ”In a global survey commissioned by Bitstamp, we found that 41% of retail users just don't know enough to get started with crypto. This summer is about coming out of the crypto winter and learning new ways to invest in digital assets and crypto within a secure, regulated exchange. For more than a decade, Bitstamp has continued to innovate while providing the best infrastructure, uptime, and customer service, and we are determined to keep doing so."
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