Bitt’s New Website is Live!
Global fintech company, Bitt, has rolled out its new website. The new look, content and success stories firmly establishes Bitt as a leader in digital currencies.
Sleek updates to the previous website provide a more intuitive and
user-friendly experience for potential partners and the media, while
inviting central banks, governments and financial institutions to
‘harness the power of digital currency’.
Decision-makers within these organizations can review Bitt’s CBDC and
stablecoin solutions and choose to connect with an executive to discuss
and explore which Bitt product(s) is most relevant for their specific
mandates.
The ‘Products’ pages showcase the various components of Bitt’s
award-winning, customizable Digital Currency Management System to these
relevant entities:
- Central banks and monetary authorities: The Monetary Authority Suite
- Governments: The E-Government Suite
- Financial institutions: The Financial Institution Suite
With team members based in many different countries, Bitt always
facilitated remote working for all its employees. The diverse
ethnicities and nationalities of Bitt’s staff complement is featured
throughout the ‘company’ pages, especially by the profiles of the expanded executive and management teams.
Bitt’s new board of directors
brings a wealth of global executive experience to the company. Among
them is former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial
Institutions, Christopher Campbell.
A financial services expert with a specialization in guiding financial
institutions and central banks around the world to develop and implement
solutions to their specific challenges, Chris was unanimously confirmed
by the US Senate to serve from 2017 to 2018.
Campbell’s expertise provides a unique perspective on the future of digital currencies and stablecoins, especially in the US. On October 27th, Campbell will be joined by two of Bitt’s executives, Simon Chantry, Co-Founder and CIO, and Imran Khan, EVP, Partnerships, to discuss the digital currency and regulatory options for US financial institutions. Register here to join the discussion.
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