Review on Aximetria by Sergio Daniel Delgado
Aximetria is a digital assets wallet that allows clients worldwide to open accounts in a Swiss-based financial platform remotely, issue debit cards, spend and transfer money abroad. It provides access to global currencies and cross-border payments using stable digital currency and traditional fiat economy infrastructure.
Aximetria is a financial payment service that combines the traditional values of Swiss banks and the crypto ideology of personal asset management. Users can get the app on Google Play or download it on the App Store. The all-in-one hybrid banking app enables users to manage both traditional and digital assets under one roof.
As a mobile wallet and payment card for fiat money and virtual currencies, the app is an essential tool for traders, investors, and anyone that would like to conduct crypto transactions. Users will enjoy a comfortable use of their digital assets. Regardless of whether you have previous experience with cryptocurrencies, or you would only like to purchase some for the first time, Aximetry comes with a usability that you’ll appreciate
The platform offers the world’s most popular cryptocurrencies — Bitcoin and Ethereum. It is easy to access your digital assets and use digital assets to make online purchases. Besides, you can buy or sell crypto in just two clicks.
Pros
- The Aximetria payment card is attached to a cryptocurrency account. The card enables you to pay for any purchases online or offline, withdraw at any ATM worldwide, and provides Apple Pay support.
- By utilizing Swiss financial technologies and cutting-edge post-quantum technology, the platform provides an uncompromising level of security for your assets. Post-quantum cryptography is a type of encryption that allows absolute resistance to attacks. It is committed with the use of quantum computers.
Cons
- Finally, cryptocurrency and blockchain-based activities carry with them significant risks. Before you use the Aximetria service, you should read the risk information page on the Aximetria website.
