BitBill: Paying Bills with Bitcoin

BitBill: Paying Bills with Bitcoin

When it comes to Bitcoin discussions, one of the arguments you are bound to encounter is the fact that you can’t pay your real-life bills with digital currency. Technically speaking, that is always incorrect, as you can convert Bitcoin to fiat currency and pay bills. If you live in Europe, however, you can also use a service called BitBill.eu. BitBill is hybrid between traditional banking and digital currencies like Bitcoin. Up until this point, it was not possible to pay any of your outstanding bills with bitcoin directly, with a few minor exceptions here and there. However, thanks to....


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