W3C Bringing One-Click Bitcoin Shopping to All Web Browsers

W3C Bringing One-Click Bitcoin Shopping to All Web Browsers

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is developing a new global standard to enable one-click secure online shopping — and it will include Bitcoin. Bitcoin and Global Standards to Realize Web’s Full Potential. The W3C is working with Apple, Google, Facebook and other e-commerce giants to radically improve online payment processes. These improvements....


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