Israeli Firms Max and BOG to Launch Card That Offers Bitcoin Cashbacks
Israeli payments firm, Max, has entered a strategic cooperation agreement with the country’s largest cryptocurrency financial service provider, Bits of Gold (BOG) to launch a new card, MaxBack Crypto.
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