As credit cards say no to Crypto…. Deedcoin Proves the Exception
Deedcoin was founded on the principals of taking on the real estate establishmnet and the exorbitant commissions that come along with it.
Now Deedcoin is facing off against big banks that are trying to limit credit card use when purchasing cryptocurrency.
And they’re winning.
Deedcoin is already among exclusive company in the crypto world by having an established platform and working product in place before selling a single token. Because of that distinction, Deed customers can actually use credit cards to purchase the DEED token through the sales portal. This way of purchasing tokens is unheard of in the crypto world, with Deed having this rare capability along with the likes of giants such as Gemini or Coinbase.
Deed has teamed up with industry leader First Data Corporation for their credit card processing in a secure platform. First Data will have sole access to the credit card information.
“We are very happy to be working with First Data for our credit card processing,” Deedcoin Co-Founder Charles Wismer said. “Having this avenue available to our customers that might not be crypto savvy, or are new to this technology, is a huge step for us.”
The real estate disruptor already has an abundant network with broker offices located in over 160 cities and extends to all 50 U.S. States and Puerto Rico. Deedcoin won’t stop there, as international expansion is in the near future.
The premise is for home buyers and sellers purchasing DEED tokens that can be used to access the Deed Broker Network. This network of real estate brokers represent Deed clients while charging only a 1% commission to sell their home. This is 83% less than the traditional 6% being currently charged by agents around the country. On an average home in the U.S. selling for $300,000, the homowner will retain an additional $15,000 in their home’s equity by using DEED. Home buyers can also benefit by earning up to a 2% rebate when purchasing a home through the Deed Broker Network.
The Deed network is actively growing and has already completed real estate transactions. The first transaction took place in Palm Bay, Florida, in March of this year, with the buyer taking home a $3,780 rebate at closing. See the entire story here.
To find out more about Deedcoin’s mission to change how people conduct real estate go to www.deedcoinlaunch.com. You can also follow Deedcoin on twitter: https://twitter.com/DeedToken, or telegram: https://t.me/Deedcoin.
