We’re excited to share some great news with our UK community and GBP users!
Starting today, Tap has reintroduced GBP bank transfer deposits for all users. This makes it simpler than ever to fund your account and dive into the world of crypto.
What’s New?
✅ GBP Bank Transfers Are Back!
After a brief pause, UK users can once again deposit funds seamlessly via bank transfers. This highly requested feature is now live, giving you more flexibility to top up your Tap account instantly.
✅ A Boost for A Large Part Of Our User Base
UK customers have always been a driving force behind Tap’s growth, accounting for a large part of the platform activity. With bank transfers reinstated, we anticipate even greater engagement, trading, and spending—helping to fuel momentum across the entire Tap ecosystem.
✅ Frictionless Crypto Access
Combine your GBP deposits with instant crypto conversions and spend globally using your Tap Mastercard. This is all part of our mission to seamlessly bridge traditional finance and blockchain innovation.
Why This Matters
In recent months, UK users were limited to card deposits. Now, with bank transfers back, we’re unlocking:
- Higher deposit limits for serious traders.
- Reduced fees compared to card transactions.
- Faster funding to take advantage of crypto market opportunities.
Words from Our CEO
Arsen Torosian, CEO of Tap, shared:
“Reinstating GBP bank transfers reignites a key growth engine for Tap. UK users are our most active community, and this upgrade empowers them to move faster in today’s surging crypto markets."
What’s Next?
- Update your Tap app to start using GBP bank transfers today.
- Share the news! Tag a friend who’s been waiting for this feature.
- Stay tuned for more upgrades as we roll out new tools to enhance your financial freedom.
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