Coinbase Teams Up With BitMonet To Make Bitcoin In-App Purchases a Reality

Coinbase Teams Up With BitMonet To Make Bitcoin In-App Purchases a Reality

Online wallet and bitcoin buysing/selling house Coinbase is reportedly teaming up with open-source bitcoin payment outfit BitMonet to bring bitcoin in-app purchases to Android mobile devices. In concert, the companies are releasing an SDK (software development kit) to developers so they can get their feet wet with bitcoin monetization on mobiles. "The idea behind this SDK is to make it super simple for an Android developer to monetize virtually anything with bitcoin," says lead developer at BitMonet Ankur Nandwani. In addition to just monetization, the partnership hopes to expand the....


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