Real State Giant La Haus To Enable Bitcoin Payments Via Lightning
Latin American real state giant La Haus will integrate Bitcoin for payments, according to a press release. A market leader in Mexico and Colombia, the company will accept BTC transactions via the second layer payment solution Lightning Network. Related Reading | Why Are Bitcoin Spot Volumes Shockingly Low While Price Soars? The integration will be […]
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A Colombian real estate platform is now allowing users to purchase properties with Bitcoin. The platform, called La Haus, is promoting bitcoin payments for a new real estate project in Santa Marta, called Natura City. This is an expansion of the platform, which has already established such a service in Mexico.
La Haus to Allow Colombian Citizens to Buy Real Estate With Bitcoin
A Colombian real estate platform, La Haus, is enabling bitcoin investors to buy real estate with the cryptocurrency directly. To kickstart this initiative in the country, the platform is featuring a new....
La Haus, a prop-tech market leader there, will accept bitcoin on-chain and on Lightning for homes through OpenNode.
The first real estate purchase with Bitcoin has been registered in Colombia last week. The company, called La Haus, sold one property in Santa Marta to a buyer that was not in Colombia at the time of the purchase. While Colombia is just starting to consider bitcoin for real estate payments, in neighboring countries like Venezuela, it is becoming more common to use crypto for such transactions.
Colombia Debuts Real Estate Purchases With Crypto
The real estate sector in Colombia has reached a milestone when it comes to cryptocurrency usage, after registering its first purchase with....
Bitcoin’s layer 2 scaling solution, the Lightning Network, has seen payment volume increase by over 400% as real adoption grows. A new report highlights how the Lightning Network has grown in popularity as a way of transferring digital assets quickly and efficiently around the globe. CNBC today told the story of Alena Vorobiova, a Ukrainian refugee currently seeking sanctuary in Poland. Vorobiova used Lightning to transfer $100 worth of Bitcoin from Miami, where it was then withdrawn from an ATM in the equivalent Polish currency — all within the space of three minutes. That’s the sort of....
Substack with over half a million subscribers, announced Monday it has integrated Bitcoin Lightning payments in collaboration with OpenNode, a payment processor offering Bitcoin and Lightning optimized API solutions for businesses.