Flexepin Brings Bitcoin to 6,000 Canadian Stores

Developing events reveal a pronounced step in the expansion of the Bitcoin market in Canada and Australia if the recent actions of Netcoins is anything to go by. Bitcoin in gas stations and grocery stores. Netcoins who recently announced its partnership with Flexepin, a prepaid paper voucher system available in denominations up to $500, claims that this move will provide 7000 new Bitcoin access points in Canada and Australia. Michael Vogel, CEO at Netcoins, says: “Next time you fill up at the gas station, you might just be able to buy Bitcoins there too. Netcoins' partnership with Flexepin....

Bitit is currently partnering with Neosurf and its 100,000 plus local stores, and the Bitcoin startup is now planning to expand its network to up to 150,000 retailer stores. This marks the beginning of a new stage for the Parisian-based company of five, which has partnered with distribution network specialist Flexepin, to launch cash-for-Bitcoin buying in over 15,000 convenience stores in Canada and Australia. Flexepin and Cashlib vouchers. Bitit CEO Nicolas Katan, said that the company was keen to start with extending its Bitcoin-by-cash buying service to Australia and Canada as a means....

Bitcoin ATM manufacturer BitAccess has in a recent announcement revealed that the cryptocurrency can be purchased across 6,000 retail storefronts in Canada, via a Flexepin voucher that works similar to a gift card. Ottawa-based Canadian bitcoin ATM developer BitAccess has revealed that the cryptocurrency will be available for purchasing at 6,000 Canadian retail locations, via a ‘Flexipin’ voucher. The voucher can be purchased via a payment card or by cash and works like a gift card. The voucher will be made available to shoppers across Canada and can be bought from a store cashier.....

Taiwanese startup Maicoin has launched a system that lets users buy bitcoin at 10,000 convenience stores in the territory, both over the counter and at in-store terminals. Maicoin founder and CEO Alex Liu said foreign workers using bitcoin for remittances would benefit from the over-the-counter service, as it does not require users to have a bank account. In Asia, people routinely pay utility and postal bills at convenience stores by giving physical cash to store clerks who initiate electronic transfers. To use the service, customers create an order for bitcoins using Maicoin's mobile app....

Canadian decentralized technologies hub Decentral will soon enable citizens across Canada to easily purchase bitcoin, the innovation hub revealed in an announcement today. Toronto-based innovation and disruption hub Decentral has announced a new series of ‘bitcoin cards’ that can be purchased at local retail stores nationwide. The Decentral Bitcoin Cards will be available for buyers in denominations of $20, $50 and $100. The cards fundamentally work like a gift card, pre-loaded with fiat cash. Buyers can then redeem the cards for bitcoin via Decentral’s website. As an innovation hub,....