.BUILD Internet Domain Registry Announces It is Now Accepting Bitcoin Payments from Its Customers
The future of commerce on the Internet depends on secure online payments.
.Build, the new Top Level Domain (TLD) for internet domain names announced it will now accept Bitcoin as a payment method from its customers.
.BUILD, went live in April of 2014 is a part of the new expanded Internet made up of many new TLD's beyond .com, .net and .org. By having a meaningful extension to a website or email .BUILD provides an opportunity for companies to improve their online identity and web presence with the power of an industry-specific domain name. These targeted domains will become an integral part of any company’s web presence and SEO strategy in 2014 and beyond.
“We are excited to be a leader in the creation and innovation of the New Internet,” says George Minardos, CEO and Founder of .BUILD. “As security with online payments becomes a growing concern every day, it was the logical next progression in the virtual building world to accept a crypto-currency standard like Bitcoin. At .BUILD it is our mission to constantly improve and innovate the way the domain name industry conducts business in order constantly provide value for end users."
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.BUILD is the name provisioner of domain names ending in .BUILD, which and are sold through all the major registrar channels such as GoDaddy, Crazy Domains, Enom, Network Solutions, Name.com, 1&1, Tucows, United domains, Uniregistry etc.
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