Expensify Allows For International Reimbursement Via Bitcoin

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Expense report startup Expensify is allowing employers to reimburse their international workers with Bitcoin, reports VentrueBeat.

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    “Bitcoin is perfect for international transfers,” Expensify CEO David Barrett told VentureBeat. “It’s secure, instantaneous, and totally free. We support PayPal, but it is expensive. A four percent charge on a large reimbursement can really add up.”

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    Expensify has raised $6.7 million in funding and has over 1.4 million users across more than 200,000 companies to date.

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