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Crypto.com: Releases the Turkish Version of its Mobile App and Exchange

  • Crypto.com has announced the release of a Turkish language version of its popular App and Exchange
  • The App and Exchange already support French, Spanish, Korean, Italian, Portuguese, and Chinese
  • Crypto.com’s services are now accessible to the 75M+ Turkish-speaking users globally
  • Around one in five Turks have used or owned digital assets, which is remarkable
  • Turkey has cultivated a reputation as one of the world’s best locations for blockchain and cryptocurrency adoption in recent years
  • The Turkish language version of the Crypto.com App and Exchange accessed by
    • Selecting Türkçe in Settings > Language on the Crypto.com App, or
    • Selecting Türkçe on the top right-hand corner of the Crypto.com Exchange
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