Looking for the Blockchain.com customer support number? You'll find it here, along with the company's headquarters information.
Blockchain.com phone number.
1-866-821-BLOCK (2526)
Blockchain.com support.
The Blockchain.com support team is available 24/7 to help with any questions or issues you may have with your account. They will be able to provide you with information on how to solve any issues you may have, and help you get set up with the best possible experience using the Blockchain.com platform.
Blockchain.com customer care.
If you need to contact customer care with any questions or concerns, you can do so by visiting the Blockchain.com website and clicking on the “Contact Us” link located on the top right-hand corner of the homepage. From here, you can enter in your contact information and ask any questions that you may have about using the platform or using cryptocurrency in general. You can also reach out to customer care if you experience any technical issues with using the site.
What is Blockchain.com?
Blockchain.com is a website that provides a blockchain explorer and a variety of services related to the technology. It was founded in 2014 by Nicolas Cary and Adam Back.
Blockchain.com headquarters.
In early August, Blockchain.com announced that it had moved its headquarters from San Francisco to New York City. The company cited the growth of the blockchain technology industry in New York City as a key factor in the decision.
The move marks a major shift for Blockchain.com, which was founded in 2014 as a digital ledger for bitcoin transactions. The company has since expanded its focus to include other cryptocurrencies and blockchain-based applications.
In a statement announcing the move, Blockchain.com CEO Peter Smith said that the company’s new headquarters would “enable us to better serve our customers, partners and employees across the globe.”
The move comes as New York City continues to emerge as a leading center for the blockchain technology industry. Earlier this year, Microsoft announced plans to open its own blockchain research center in the city. And earlier this year, ConsenSys announced plans to establish a hub in Brooklyn devoted to developing blockchain technology applications.