XcelTrip and Verge; a New Partnership


“Power to the Community”

XcelLab is proud to announce a new partnership with VERGE at the Second Official VERGE meet-up on the 25th of May, 2019 at Rotterdam, Netherlands.
VERGE a cryptocurrency intended for adoption for everyday use, that expands upon the original Bitcoin blockchain platform. It aims to fulfil its preliminary purpose of offering individuals and businesses with effective, fast and decentralised way of making direct transactions while maintaining privacy.
VERGE will now be adopted into usage on XcelTrip -With an aim of disrupting the trillion-dollar travel industry by giving the connectivity and access to the travellers directly to the travel service providers. XcelTrip is an online travel booking platform where you can check-in at over 800,000 hotels and book tickets with over 400 airlines with cryptocurrency, thus enabling a decentralised travel ecosystem.
XcelPay- A merchant POS, digital payment wallet and crypto payment gateway. XcelPay is integrated into an easy to use, crypto wallet that is empowered for both mobile and tablet use, makes sure that transferring and receiving payments in crypto is a secure process.
XcelPay aims to cut out undesirable middle men, bank/card transaction fees, currency conversion fees that produce a negative effect on the retailer’s and consumer’s margins. Through XcelPay, one can now top-up mobile phone plans with 900 different carrier services and in 160 countries.
The CMO of XcelLab Mr Raghavendra Sheshamurthy and Mr Justin the co-founder of VERGE announced the partnership. This partnership allows for a wider adoption of VERGE and a larger community growth for XcelTrip and XcelPay.
This is an amazing opportunity for both VERGE and XcelLab to empower the crypto-community to use their utility tokens for their everyday transactions, thus making cryptocurrency more mainstream.

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