BitDCA Integrates Visa and Mastercard, Enabling Bitcoin Savings on Daily Transactions
BitDCA’s upcoming Littlebit app has integrated with a leading payment network to enable Bitcoin-based savings on all Visa and Mastercard cards. The Czech Republic startup automatically converts a percentage of users’ everyday purchases into Bitcoin through micro-transactions, allowing users to dollar-cost-average (DCA) into Bitcoin without additional infrastructure.
The cooperation aims to combine BitDCA’s simple yet innovative technology with Visa and Mastercard’s extensive global payment network.
“Working with premier payment networks like Visa and Mastercard give us access to integrating with majority bank cards worldwide — as users don’t need to obtain a new credit card, they can just link their existing credit or debit cards to BitDCA’s Littlebit app, and start saving in Bitcoin,” said Jan Záruba, CEO and co-founder of BitDCA.
With this integration, users can easily spend from their existing Visa or Mastercard credit and debit cards. The app will automatically convert a portion of each transaction into Bitcoin without the hassle of switching between apps, allowing users to track their savings in real time.
To cater to diverse user preferences, the company stated that it will offer two options for saving Bitcoin. For those familiar with cryptocurrency, all converted amounts will be stored on Bitstamp, one of the longest-standing centralized exchanges, serving over 4 million customers across 100 countries with a robust $335M in daily trading volume. For users who prefer to avoid the complexities of cryptocurrency exchanges, BitDCA will securely store their Bitcoin savings in a digital wallet assigned to each user.
BitDCA is expected to launch its application in the coming months, as the company announced that it will initially be available exclusively to users in the EU. This focused approach aims to ensure a seamless onboarding experience and facilitate strategic expansion in line with its success in the European market.
BitDCA states that one of its goals is to facilitate broader Bitcoin adoption. “For a lot of people, Bitcoin sounds like a risky asset class more than a long term secure investment. With BitDCA and Littlebit, we aim to change that — proving just how beneficial it can be to naturally accumulate Bitcoin savings, especially when users see the return on investment,” said Jan Zaruba, CEO and co-founder at BitDCA.
In addition to the Littlebit app, the company is also set to launch its native cryptocurrency token on centralized and decentralized exchanges in the coming weeks — built on Binance Smart Chain.
“Long-term success of the BDCA token is closely tied to the adoption of our app. Every transaction made through the Littlebit app will generate revenue for BDCA token holders through staking rewards, offering them an additional opportunity for passive income alongside their Bitcoin savings,” said Ondřej Kavka, co-founder and CTO of BitDCA.
BitDCA believes that it doesn’t disrupt user’s habits, but enhances them. “There’s no need to switch bank cards, pre-load funds or manually transfer money,” says CEO Zaruba. BitDCA and its Littlebit aims to work alongside existing banking setups as a smart, effortless way to invest and save Bitcoin daily.
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About BitDCA
Based in the Czech Republic, Littlebit is a revolutionary new app that enables users to convert small and regular amounts of their cash spending into Bitcoin. Created and developed by a seasoned team of managers, analysts, and developers with over 10 years of experience in cryptocurrency and fintech projects, BitDCA aims to open a new way of saving in Bitcoin, providing users worldwide with a convenient, simple, and accessible solution that allows them to set aside a percentage of their assets in Bitcoin and invest in their future.
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Gregory, a digital nomad hailing from Poland, is not only a financial analyst but also a valuable contributor to various online magazines. With a wealth of experience in the financial industry, his insights and expertise have earned him recognition in numerous publications. Utilising his spare time effectively, Gregory is currently dedicated to writing a book about cryptocurrency and blockchain.
