Line Launches Bitfront Digital Currency Exchange

Line (Tokyo) — As part of the continuing expansion of the Line token economy, Line Corporation has launched Bitfront, a global digital currency exchange based in the United States. Operated by LVC USA, a subsidiary of LVC Corporation, Bitfront provides a fiat-to-crypto and crypto-to-crypto market for the US dollar.

Bitfront will become the main digital currency exchange platform for Line’s token economy. Previously, Line operated the global digital asset exchange Bitbox, a crypto-to-crypto exchange based in Singapore. Now, however, Line has decided to expand its services and become a full-fledged exchange that includes fiat-to-crypto markets, aiming to spur the usage of blockchain by lowering the barriers to cryptocurrency adoption.

With the aim of using innovation to overcome traditional financial barriers, Bitfront brings extensive security and industry know-how built on Line’s years of experience as a major global service. By linking other exchanges and order books, Bitfront provides deep liquidity and ensures a tight bid-ask spread. In addition, users will be able to trade in US dollars by linking their bank account.

Bitfront supports five major cryptocurrencies, including Line’s digital currency Link, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and Tether, in fifteen languages. Furthermore, Bitfront provides a range of customized features to ensure a convenient trading experience.

“This is a major leap toward achieving the mass adoption of blockchain,” said Youngsu Ko, CEO of LVC Corporation. “As the most trusted global digital currency exchange, we will continue to make blockchain and cryptocurrency more accessible to our users.”

To celebrate the launch, Bitfront is offering a promotion for users in the United States. Until March 31, US-based customers who have completed the know your customer process will be able to receive Link rewards if they exchange or purchase more than US$100 worth of digital assets, plus they will be exempt from commission fees if the deposit is made through a wire transfer.

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