Doge Army Shows Enthusiasm on Adding DOGE As Debit Card Payment Option

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Doge Army Shows Enthusiasm on Adding DOGE As Debit Card Payment Option
  • FCF Pay is looking for more payment options for their virtual debit cards.
  • The Dogecoin army has been very active in voting for DOGE to be added as a payment option.
  • DOGE is currently trading hands at $0.09225 after a 1.91% drop in price.

Yesterday, the Canadian blockchain payment system FCF Pay launched a Twitter poll in an effort to look for more payment options for its virtual debit Visa and Mastercard cards. The company seems to be asking the crypto community to choose between adding Dogecoin (DOGE), Binance Coin (BNB), and Ethereum (ETH).

Not long after the poll was launched, FCF Pay took to the Twitter platform yet again to announce that the Dogecoin army has been very active in voting for DOGE to be added as a payment option.

So far, BNB is in the lead with 44.2% of the community’s votes, while DOGE takes up the second position with 30.2% of the votes. ETH is trailing behind with only 25.2% of the votes.

Dogecoin / Tether US 1D (Source: TradingView)

CoinMarketCap indicates that DOGE is currently trading hands at $0.09225 after a 1.91% drop in price over the last 24 hours. However, the meme coin is still up by more than 7% over the last seven days.

DOGE’s 24 hour trading volume currently stands at $657,016,511 after more than 34% decline since yesterday. With its market cap of $12,238,110,706, DOGE currently ranks 9 among the crypto with the highest market capitalization.

In related news, Shiba Inu (SHIB) payments for FCF Pay’s cards reached a new all-time high this week. This news comes after the company added SHIB, BONE, and LEASH as coins that can be loaded onto the company’s prepaid virtual debit cards.

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