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Changelly Lists NAGA Coin, Integrates Into NAGA Wallet

Bitcoinist.net · April 28, 2018 · 12:00 pm

NAGA — the world’s first crypto-gateway to trade any sort of financial instrument and virtual good in a secure and transparent way — has announced a partnership with Changelly, a popular cryptocurrency exchange service between digital currencies.


A Perfect Partnership

The partnership between NAGA and Changelly will allow millions of combined users to take advantage of both platform’s features, thanks to the integration of Changelly’s exchange services with the instantaneous and frictionless nature of NAGA Trader — effectively affording users the ability to easily exchange NAGA Coins against over 100 altcoins and tokens supported by Changelly, without ever having to leave the NAGA Wallet.

Benjamin Bilski, Founder of NAGA, stated:

We think that Changelly will not only help NAGA WALLET users by integrating their state of the art cryptocurrency exchange service into our product, but it will also have a direct impact on the mass adoption of the entire NAGA platform. Both companies are bringing game-changing products into this world and we believe that our shoulder to shoulder cooperation will change people’s lives for the better.

Konstantin Gladych, CEO & Co-Founder at Changelly, echoed the same positive sentiment, stating:

We are delighted to see the NAGA WALLET among our partners. We believe that it is reshaping the crypto industry. Moreover, with Changelly’s API and widget integrated from the very product launch, I believe that this project will have a huge impact on the ecosystem.

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How it Works

For those interested in exactly how the integration between NAGA and Changelly will work; it really is quite simple.

Changelly’s integrated API essentially acts as a bridge between the NAGA Wallet and popular trading platforms like Binance, Bittrex, and others. The integration is evident in the wallet’s efficient interface, thus allowing users to seamlessly swap tokens and coins with only a few clicks — without ever having to leave the NAGA Wallet.

Better yet, the API automatically picks up the best exchange rate from all of the supported trading platforms and offers that suggestion to the user — so users can rest assured that they’re getting the most advantageous rate.

As an additional bonus, Changelly listed NAGA Coin, making the NAGA ecosystem’s underlying coin available to exchange on Changelly’s website.

This is undoubtedly great news for both NAGA and Changelly, as the seamless integration will make trading cryptocurrencies easier and more efficient than ever.

What do you think about Changelly’s integration into the NAGA Wallet? Are you excited that Changelly will now list the NAGA Coin? Let us know in the comments below!


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