Buying With Bitcoin At Amazon.de Now Cheaper

Buying With Bitcoin At Amazon.de Now Cheaper

Buying with bitcoin at the biggest online retailer Amazon is not as simple a process as it could be. As the e-commerce platform has still been hesitating to directly support cryptocurrency payments, customers have to use either various gift coupons or service like purse.io which serves mainly US customers. Now buyers also have the possibility to spend their bitcoins at the german branch Amazon.de. The austrian start-up company Coinimal says their service is fast and low-cost. There are no fees charged when buying vouchers. “We can achieve this efficiency thanks to a direct partnership with....


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