BTC China Adds Mining Pool and Merchant Payment Services

BTC China Adds Mining Pool and Merchant Payment Services

BTC China has announced it is expanding its range of digital currency services with the addition of a new mining pool and merchant payments processing. It marks another step on the company's transition from simple exchange to an integrated services platform, and reflects a recent diversification trend among Chinese digital currency businesses. The company said in a statement: "BTC China's expanded portfolio covers all aspects of the digital economy, allowing a user to mine bitcoin and litecoin in its mining pool, store it in BTC China's wallet, pay for goods through its payment gateway,....


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