Strike Launches Bitcoin Lightning Network-Enabled Money Transfers to Africa

It is known from a tweet that  Strike Launches Bitcoin Lightning Network-Enabled Money Transfers to Africa, it is really a verry surprising and unbelievable for every one United States-based users of Strike, a digital payments platform built on Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, can now transfer funds instantly and at a low cost to Kenya, Ghana, and Nigeria via the recently added new feature known as “Send Globally.” The new feature instantly converts the funds to local currencies prior to moving them to recipients’ respective bank or mobile money accounts. The High Cost of Sending Funds to Africa According to Strike, a digital payments platform built on Bitcoin’s lightning network, a feature recently added to its platform now enables instant and low-cost payments to Africa. Known as “Send Globally,” the feature — currently available to United States-based users — applies to payments sent to Ghana, Kenya, and Nigeria. As the digital payments firm’s Dec. 6 press statement explains, the use of
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