Tacoma-based Dickson Law Group and MerchantCoin.net to Facilitate Payment of Legal Services Using Bitcoin

Tacoma-based Dickson Law Group and MerchantCoin.net to Facilitate Payment of Legal Services Using Bitcoin

Dickson Law gains access to MerchantCoin’s Marketplace, an end-to-end solution facilitating digital commerce for both consumers and merchants.

MerchantCoin announced today a partnership with Dickson Law Group who will begin accepting payment for bitcoin in exchange for its legal services.

“Our decision to use the MerchantCoin ecosystem to accept bitcoin for legal services supports our ongoing commitment to our customers – we want to make it as easy as possible for businesses to work with us by accepting as many forms of payment as possible,” said Rob Dickson, Partner at Dickson Law Group. “Secondly, we want to support the tech savvy nature of the Puget Sound business community by participating in cutting edge innovation.”

As a Registered Merchant, Dickson Law gains access to MerchantCoin’s Marketplace, launching September 30, 2014. This Marketplace provides an end-to-end solution facilitating digital commerce for both consumers and merchants. The Marketplace is an open-source ecommerce ecosystem that includes a web portal, website, storefront, content management system, shopping cart, payment gateway/point of sale solution, wallet and exchange platform, providing a one-stop-shop for both consumers and merchants interested in exchanging digital currency for goods and services.

“We welcome Dickson Law Group to our group of Registered Merchants,” said Kirk St. Johns, MerchantCoin Co-Founder. “Dickson Law will now enjoy greater visibility to consumers and businesses interested in paying for services with digital currencies. Consumers simply need to go to the MerchantCoin Marketplace and select “professional services.” They will then see Dickson Law highlighted as a MerchantCoin vendor and can use a MerchantCoin wallet to transact with the law firm.”

To register as a MerchantCoin merchant, go to: http://merchantcoin.net/merchant-registration/

About MerchantCoin

MerchantCoin is domiciled in Zug, Switzerland and maintains an office in Tacoma, Washington. MerchantCoin is the first digital currency brought to market with the sole purpose of driving adoption of crypto currency payments in the consumer merchant transaction process. MerchantCoin drives this adoption through a unique set of incentive programs that motivate and empower people (“Advocates”) in their local market; promotional and educational materials that highlight and explain the value of bitcoin transactions; and technology that provides ease-of-use, leverages the inherent security in the crypto-currency blockchain and eliminates the credit card fees associated with ecommerce transactions.

For more information about MerchantCoin, go to: http://www.merchantcoin.net/

About Dickson Law Group

Dickson Law Group, with offices located in downtown Tacoma and downtown Seattle, brings over 50 years of combined experience helping clients with their real estate and legal issues. Whether you are seeking representation for your business, need assistance in drafting a will, or want to resolve a real estate dispute with neighbor, Dickson Law Group is the perfect fit for Puget Sound residents in search of the best possible representation.

For more information about Dickson Law Group, go to: http://dicksonlegal.com/


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