Feb 14, 2022
LQwD FinTech (TSX.V: LQWD) (OTCQB: LQWDF), a fintech company focused on creating enterprise-grade infrastructure to drive bitcoin adoption and the development of payment platform-as-a-service (“PaaS”) for the Bitcoin Lightning Network, has announced that it has deployed additional routing nodes in Germany and Singapore. The establishment of these nodes into these international financial hubs translates to providing a gateway to processing payments in the European and Asian markets – faster and with fewer fees. (https://ccw.fm/prscU). These nodes represent the first of many international nodes that LQwD plans to deploy, secured by company-owned Bitcoin.
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