Hub.info101: REVIEW : COINS.PH FOR BEGINNERS

Have you ever heard about Coins.ph lately? Any idea what it is all about? If you want to know more about it then you are in the right place. If you are a beginner, it’s a little bit confusing right? With all the information and rumors from friends and anyone who’s inviting you to try it out. So, here are some informations about it.

HISTORY OF COINS.PH

Coins.ph is a financial service founded by Ron Hose and Runar Petursson in Manila, Philippines in 2014. It is the leading mobile blockchain -enabled platform in Southeast Asia and anyone can get access to it directly from their mobile phones. Coins is actively operating in the Philippines and in Thailand.

Using Coins, customers have access to a mobile wallet and services such as remittances, air-time, bill payments, and online shopping at over 100,000 merchants who accept digital currency.

Coins' mission is to increase financial inclusion by delivering financial services directly to people through their mobile phones.

WHAT IS COINS.PH?

Coins.ph is a digital wallet that anyone can use to make payments, buy Bitcoin or Ethereum and many more.

These are the countries not covered by the service of Coins

(updated march 2018):

Ø Vanuatu

Ø Guyana

Ø Bosnia

Ø Iran

Ø Iraq

Ø Myanmar (Burma)

Ø Laos

Ø Papua New Guinea

Ø Afghanistan

Ø Uganda

Ø Yemen

Ø North Korea

Ø Syria

Ø Ecuador

SERVICES OFFERED BY COINS.PH

1. PAYING BILL

With Coins.ph app you can instantly pay bills from your phone. There are over 80 different type of bills all over the Philippines that you can choose from. You don’t need to fall in line and waste your time.

This are some examples:

· Electricity - Meralco, Cotobato Light, Davao Light, ILECO, and more
· Water - Manila Water, Maynilad, Laguna Water, and more
· Government services - SSS Contributions, PhilHealth Premium, NBI Clearance, NSO
· Telco - Globe, PLDT, Smart, Sun Cellular, and more
· Broadband - Globe, Smart, Sun, and more
· Cable - Cignal, My Destiny, Sky Cable, and more
· Credit card - BDO, BPI, Citibank, PNB, Unionbank, and etc..

2. BUYING LOAD

If you are out of load either from Globe, Smart, Sun, TNT and TM then you can buy load easier and faster with Coins.ph

You can subscribe with this promo:

· Globe - GO UNLITXT 15, GoSURF 50, GO UNLI 25 and more

· TM - Touch Mobile Astig Txt 20, TM CALL & ALL NET TXT 15, and more

· Smart - All Text Plus 40, Giga Surf 50, Unli Call and Text 50, and more

· TNT - Gaan Text 10, LahaTxt30, and more

· Sun - Sun Xpressload Text Unli 60, Sun Xpressload Nonstop 50, and more

3. SENDING AND RECEIVING MONEY

Skip the bank queues and use Coins.ph to send money to friends and family! All you need is their email address, Facebook name, or bank account details.

You can also send a Payment Request to anyone, even if they don’t have a Coins.ph account.

4.BUYING GAME CREDITS

Power up and raid until dawn without ever running out of game credits! With your Coins.ph account, you can easily buy any of the following game credits:

· Battle.net Gift Cards

· Cherry Credits

· Garena Shells

· zGold-MOLPoints

· Steam Wallet credits

· EX Cash

· Game Club

· Level Up!

5. BUY AND SELL BITCOIN AND ETHERIUM

Coins.ph is the first virtual currency provider in the Philippines to be licensed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Using your wallet, you can easily convert your pesos into Bitcoin or Ethereum.

To do all these things, you first need funds in your Coins.ph wallet. You can do this by cashing in through one of their many cash in outlets.

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So far, I’m using Coins.ph app in loading my phone with regular load (TNT) and it’s very nice because I’m receiving 10% rebate. I’m using it also for trading Bitcoins and Ethereum. Every time someone use my referral code we both receive 50 pesos once the accounts are verified.

Nowadays, many Filipinos out there are curious on how to use Coins.ph and make an extra income out of it. Just subscribe in my blogsite and I will update you soon on my next article regarding Coins.ph and how can you earn from it. I will post also about Bitcoin and Ethereum.