James Carter of AltXE Discusses ChainPay
AltXE is a startup aimed at creating Bitcoin service products. The company is currently launching its first product, ChainPay, which provides payment processing services to online merchants. ChainPay is backed by a major European bank, which will charge 1% fee to merchants. We contacted James Carter, Founder of AltXE, to speak about this new service. I’d encountered Bitcoin a few years before I considered launching a Bitcoin based startup. About 3 years ago I wanted to start accepting Bitcoin on a website of mine, but found there were no payment providers that would do this for me in a....
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A bootstrapped startup in the Isle of Man has launched a payment processor called ChainPay that it hopes will compete with the likes of BitPay and Coinbase in the European market. The firm, called AltXE, says it is focused on signing up European merchants to use its payment processor and that its fee schedule and personal attention to customers will distinguish it from its much better funded competitors. "If you sign up with Coinbase you might be just another merchant in their box. If you sign up with us, we'll be engaged with the merchant, making sure that everything is functioning well,"....
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The Isle of Man is known for having a bitcoin-friendly exterior in the world that seems so bent on regulating digital currencies. Through legislation allowing the exchange of digital currencies, they've poised themselves to be a haven for bitcoin enthusiasts. With the Isle of Man being so open to bitcoin, it only makes sense that businesses would begin to sprout up due to the acceptance. "The Isle of Man has a great government which is really progressive on many things," said James Carter, founder of ChainPay. "They really see the benefit of crypto, and how it's the way of the future in....