Recently, CriptoFácil reported that 99Pay, 99’s digital wallet, started to allow the purchase and sale of Bitcoin on its platform with a zero rate. In addition, the wallet is also giving cashback in BTC.
In a new action for “everyone to start investing in Bitcoin”, 99Pay announced 40% cashback in Bitcoin for those who buy a minimum of R$25 in cryptocurrency.
According to the promotion’s website, cashback is limited to R$20 in BTC. Thus, considering the current BTC quotation of approximately R$318,060, this is equivalent to approximately 0.00006288 BTC.
The action runs until 23:59 (GMT) on December 5, 2021.
“Only 99 gives cashback in Bitcoin. In other words, with the new 99Pay app you can start investing in Bitcoin in a simple way and still earn cashback to be able to invest more”, says the promotion website.
How to participate and earn bitcoin cacheback
According to the regulation of the “Buy Bitcoin and receive cashback of up to 40%” action, only registered users of 99Pay’s new app can participate.
Those interested in receiving cashback in BTC must complete the registration at 99Pay. Subsequently, this registration must be approved by 99 and by the Partner Payment Institution.
Then, you must allow the app to access your mobile device’s location services. That’s because the app needs to verify that the user is located in the cities where 99 operates.
Afterwards, all you have to do is make, through your 99Pay account, the purchase of at least R$ 25.00 in Bitcoins until the end of the Action. It is worth noting that the user can only participate in the action once.
The Reward will be credited to the User’s 99Pay account within eight hours of the purchase being made.
As the regulation highlights, the reward can be used in services offered by 99. This includes cell phone recharge and payment of bank slips (only slips for purchases made in stores and accounts).
“It will not be possible to use the reward for the payment of slips for the purpose of recharge/deposit in wallets and accounts and/or transfer to bank accounts, prepaid or postpaid payment accounts, whether owned or held by third parties”, highlights the regulation.
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