Delta Business Management Enables Bitcoin Investments in Gatwick Airport Car Parking
There is no shortage of investment opportunities in the world of Bitcoin and digital currency. Every opportunity has to be weighed carefully, though, as there are always advantages and disadvantages to each investment. The most important aspect is ensuring the investment starts paying itself back sooner rather than later. A new commercial property....
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Delta Business Management, a London based investment company, is developing its own blockchain for timestamping, named Delta ID Coin. Douglas Millard, from Delta Business Management, told CoinTelegraph in a personal conversation on November 21st, that the addition will allow the company to register its users issuing a coin on the Bitcoin blockchain. Timestamping on the blockchain is not new in the cryptocurrency world, but for the ones that are entering this ecosystem late, a little explanation is due: the blockchain, the backbone of most cryptocurrency, is essentially a public ledger....
Token reward airdrops hope to "nudge" car users into more sustainable behaviors. Artificial intelligence specialists Fetch.ai, and blockchain solutions provider Datarella have announced the launch of a “Smart City” infrastructure trial in Munich, Germany, on Nov. 12.The trial will be centered around the Connex Buildings business center in the city and will use a multi-agent blockchain-based AI platform to optimize parking space management at the building. This is designed to encourage reduced car use, and hence CO2 emissions.Autonomous economic agents will negotiate the “price” of parking....
CHARLOTTE, NC - PassportParking, Inc. announced a new service that allows customers to pay for parking with Bitcoin through its Mobile Pay service. Partnering with BitPay, a payment processor for digital currencies, PassportParking is the first company in the world to facilitate the acceptance of Bitcoin for metered parking spaces and off-street lots. PassportParking, Inc. delivers fully integrated cloud-based parking solutions using the latest technology and equipment to streamline the parking process. The company's decision to accept bitcoin benefits parking operators with near-zero....
Parking rewards startup Parkt is integrating bitcoin into its system, allowing users to withdraw earned reward points directly to a bitcoin wallet. "What really annoys people about parking is paying for it," said Parkt CEO Tim Karunaratne, noting that the average American spends about $1,300 a year doing just that. "The system is pay-to-spend," he added. Parkt works with mobile apps on devices used by both customers and businesses. Customers first use it to scan a QR code when they check their car into a parking garage, and the app then displays a list of businesses in the local area that....
North Carolina-based cloud parking solutions provider PassportParking has announced that it will now allow parking operators to accept bitcoin payments for purchases. PassportParking said that in doing so it will be the first company to facilitate bitcoin acceptance in exchange for parking at metered spaces and lots. The company serves 75 clients in 35 states, who now have the option to enroll in the service. Speaking about the news, PassportParking suggested the program would appeal to privacy-focused drivers, as well as its existing merchant base. Explained PassportParking: "Paying with....