Dash has made a new move: adjusting its partnerships with three independent partners to include them in their daily payment platforms.

Golden Finance News - Recently, as Bitcoin prices hit record highs, Dash also made new moves. This week, Dash further adjusted its partnerships with three independent partners and incorporated itself into the daily payment platforms of the three.

Dash is included in the daily payment platform of three platforms. Image source: Golden Finance

Deposit card operator BitCart, payment gateway CryptoWoo, and Venezuelan exchange Cryptobuyer said they have added Dash to their platforms.

CEO Daniel Diaz said in a report on Wednesday:

“To increase the adoption of cryptocurrencies, what we need to do most is give potential users a compelling reason to overcome the technical hurdles and start using digital currencies on a daily basis.”

BitCart is a voucher operation platform that provides customers with Amazon discount vouchers. As long as customers pay with Bitcoin, they can get a 20% discount on the value of the goods. The company will soon start working with Hotels.com to apply the same service.

Venezuelan exchange Cryptobuyer said it has included Dash on its platform. Image source: Golden Finance

Diaz added: “Offering 20% ​​off on Amazon purchases is a great way to incentivize new customers to use Dash, learn about Dash, and most importantly, make users aware of the benefits of Dash.”

This week, BitCart competitor Gyft was criticized on social media for initially rejecting refund requests from customers who Amazon said had used "invalid" vouchers.

Graham De Barra, CEO of BitCart, added: “Dash makes our marketplace completely free from the risk of chargebacks and provides more choice for everyone.”

In the Venezuelan exchange market, Dash begins to directly challenge Bitcoin’s position. Image source: Golden Finance

Dash will join Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin as the fourth currency that can be used through the CryptoWoo plugin.

Dash is now a direct challenger to Bitcoin after entering the Venezuelan exchange market, as Venezuela’s interest in cryptocurrencies has grown as the country’s currency continues to depreciate.