Finvault Exchange OÜ announced that the company has officially opened its waiting list to customers around the world today. Until now, the registration was only available through an invite.
Ahead of its soft launch in February 2022, the digital exchange has opened its doors to allow customers to register without an invitation link. According to Finvault Exchange, the company will unlock an important feature next month. Clients will be able to earn up to 5% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) on their savings.
Finvault exchange outlined the importance of the growing crypto and Defi market and mentioned that the exchange is simplifying the user experience through easy and convenient products. In addition, the firm is planning to reward 100 users through an original NFT.
"The future of payments is instant, on the blockchain and borderless. Finvault is disrupting the traditional banking rails through Defi and leveraging global networks using blockchain. We are excited to shake up an entire industry by being the first one-stop shop for everything money,” said Punit Thakker, the Co-Founder & CEO of Finvault.
“It's promising to see an influx of signups as we continue to offer special rewards for early registrants. We are further aiming to grow our presence in Tallinn substantially to support Finvault Exchange's operations and to contribute to the local economy through job creation and knowledge transfer,” Thakker added.
Estonia’s Crypto Ecosystem
Estonia is home to some of the fastest-growing crypto firms in the world. During the last few years, several leading global crypto and blockchain firms have acquired licenses to operate in the region and established their technical offices in the European country.
“With many more features to be rolled out in the coming months such as a 'Skyscanner for crypto' allowing users to purchase the cheapest cryptocurrency by comparing prices across many venues, instant global payments, an all-in-one multi-currency card, QR payments and much more, Finvault is only at the beginning of changing how people manage their finances,” the company noted.
