BingX Integrates Apple Pay and Google Pay to Expand Crypto Payment Options

Cryptocurrency exchange BingX has integrated Apple Pay and Google Pay into its platform to enhance the purchase of digital assets. This step enables BingX users to purchase cryptocurrencies using 30 different fiat currencies and two payment methods. Apple Pay is now available for BingX users. Using encryption techniques, Apple Pay promises users secure transactions when purchasing cryptocurrencies.

Using Encryption Techniques

Speaking about the integration, Vivien Lin, the Chief Product Officer of BingX, said: "We are excited to introduce Apple Pay and Google Pay on BingX, providing our users with more convenient and secure payment options. These integrations enhance the overall user experience and reinforce our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction."

Google Pay also offers a digital wallet and payment system compatible with Android devices and the Chrome browser. It can handle both online and offline transactions, enabling users to make payments even without an internet connection.

To mark this integration, BingX has launched promotional offers. Users can reportedly access zero transaction fees when purchasing cryptocurrencies through Apple Pay or Google Pay on the Quick Buy page.

Promotional Offers

Additionally, the company announced that new users can receive a 10% cashback on their first purchase. In contrast, existing users can earn rewards of up to $200, depending on the total amount of their crypto purchases.

In May, BingX expanded its partnership with Chelsea Football Club for the 2024/25 Premier League season. The agreement allows the crypto exchange to transition from a sleeve sponsor to the official training wear partner for the men's team.

The collaboration is based on BingX's initial deal with the English club, where it was named the official sleeve partner. The two entities welcomed the latest deal as a way to increase BingX's visibility in the sporting world.

To celebrate the renewed partnership, BingX launched an "airdrop" event at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium, using drones to deliver the new training kits. The exchange announced that its logo would feature on the front of all training wear worn by players and coaching staff during training.