Interview with Bernard Parah, CEO of Bitnob
Founders Connect11 Feb 2022

Interview with Bernard Parah, CEO of Bitnob

Bernard Parah is a Tech entrepreneur who is very passionate about solving monetary difficulties using Bitcoin technology. He is the CEO of Bitnob, a technology and financial services company that lets users buy, save and invest in bitcoin.

Bitnob offers a ton of other options, like loans, Dollar-Cost-Averaging plans, and many much more. It also operates a Bitcoin Lightning Network integration which promises free, instant, non-reversible remittances of any size to and from the United States, Nigeria, and Ghana - a system that could disrupt and improve how money is transferred across the world.

Bernard talks about his passion for Bitcoin, the benefits Bitnob offers and the benefits of a cryptocurrency-focused economy.



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