MaiCoin & Union Bank Pioneer Credit Card Points to Crypto Conversion




MaiCoin and Union Bank Partner to Transform Credit Card Points into Cryptocurrency



MaiCoin and Union Bank Forge Landmark Partnership: Convert Credit Card Points to Cryptocurrency

As Taiwan’s cryptocurrency regulatory framework continues to mature, the digital asset industry is rapidly accelerating towards mainstream adoption and deeper integration into daily life. To facilitate effortless participation in the crypto economy, MaiCoin Group, Taiwan’s pioneering cryptocurrency brand, has announced a strategic collaboration with Union Bank, a prominent local financial institution. This partnership introduces an innovative service allowing Union Bank credit cardholders to redeem their bonus points for cryptocurrency vouchers.

Seamlessly Transform Rewards into Digital Assets

Effective immediately, Union Bank cardholders can visit the official credit card website to convert their accumulated bonus points into MaiCoin cryptocurrency vouchers. These vouchers can then be redeemed for a selection of popular digital assets on MaiCoin Group’s flagship MaiCoin digital asset trading platform, making the transition from everyday rewards to valuable digital assets simpler than ever before.

MaiCoin’s Commitment to Compliance and Accessibility

MaiCoin Group emphasizes its foundational commitment to legality and compliance, consistently driving the popularization of cryptocurrency and striving to cultivate a secure and stable digital asset trading environment. “Having successfully completed the Financial Supervisory Commission’s (FSC) anti-money laundering registration this year, we’ve established a robust foundation for promoting the industry’s mainstream integration,” stated a MaiCoin representative. “This cross-sector collaboration with Union Bank transforms our core principles into tangible action, enabling more individuals to access cryptocurrencies with ease and confidence. It represents a significant milestone in our journey to embed digital assets into everyday applications.”

Union Bank: Bridging Traditional Finance and Innovation

Union Bank highlighted its extensive user base and sophisticated digital financial infrastructure as key drivers for this partnership. “By joining forces with MaiCoin, we are extending our existing consumer rewards mechanism into the dynamic realm of digital assets,” a Union Bank spokesperson explained. “This initiative creates a novel application scenario where ‘rewards are assets,’ showcasing the immense potential for traditional finance and innovative digital assets to thrive together.”

How to Convert Your Points to Crypto

The Union Bank points-to-cryptocurrency voucher service is now live. All Union Bank cardholders with eligible bonus points can participate. For every 1,100 bonus points, cardholders can redeem a cryptocurrency voucher equivalent to NT$50. This voucher can be exchanged for a variety of popular cryptocurrencies, including:

  • Bitcoin (BTC)
  • Ethereum (ETH)
  • Tether (USDT)
  • USD Coin (USDC)
  • MAX Token (MAX)

Please note that participation in this program requires cardholders to also be registered users of the MaiCoin platform.

Source: Union Bank

Exclusive New User Bonus for Union Bank Cardholders

To further encourage Union Bank cardholders to explore the world of digital assets, MaiCoin is offering a limited-time exclusive new user bonus. During the promotional period, cardholders who register via the designated Union Bank link, or by entering the referral code  unionbank on the MaiCoin platform registration page and completing Level 2 verification, will receive a reward of NT$200 worth of USDT.


(Content provided by MaiCoin Group)


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