Customers will be able to trade up to $20,000 a week, rather than the originally announced $10,000.
On Thursday, PayPal's crypto trading went live for all eligible customers in the United States.
Per its updated announcement, PayPal ended its waitlist for customers looking to trade cryptocurrency in the U.S. Trading has gone live for customers in the U.S. with a limit of $20,000 per week.
A representative told Cointelegraph that PayPal will notify customers about the general availability of crypto services in the coming days.
Much-anticipated global services are expected to launch at the beginning of 2021.
PayPal initially announced its plans to integrate crypto three weeks ago.
PayPal's crypto trading goes live in the US
Publicado en Nov 12, 2020
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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