BitPay Updates Wallet for Smoother QR Code User Experience
Georgia-based bitcoin merchant processing provider BitPay has announced the launch of the Bitcoin Payment Protocol, a wallet update designed to eliminate the "human error in making a bitcoin payment". In the official announcement, the company said the update would reduce friction at the point of sale by eliminating the need for consumers to copy the address and amount into their wallet. At checkout, users who scan a QR code or click to initiate payment will only be presented two options, pay or don't pay. Though this may sound like a small improvement, Stephen Pair, CTO and co-founder of....
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Atlanta, Georgia-based BitPay announced support for the bitcoin payment protocol on Friday, which aims to remove a bulk of human error upon making a payment in bitcoin. This will allow users to click on a payment link (or scan a QR code) and the user's wallet software will provide two options: pay or don't pay. This effectively eliminates the need to copy an address and amount into a wallet software, preventing silly mishaps. Streamlined refunds. The Payment Protocol aims to make refunds easy, too. When a user sends their payment, a refund address is included with it (which will fund the....
Whether you are new to Bitcoin or a Bitcoin veteran, acquiring a very talented Bitcoin wallet may be a great Christmas present for yourself. You could even consider it a New Year’s Resolution. Why not have a Bitcoin wallet with some new whizz-bang features for 2017? If you fall into that number that desires an upgrade, BitPay has released details of their newest revised Bitcoin wallet on their blog. It is officially known as v1.2.0 and is available now. It adds many new features your current wallet, whether it is from BitPay or elsewhere, may not have. One new feature is the ability to....
BitPay has introduced a new modal invoice feature to improve the user experience for users making bitcoin payments on BitPay supported merchant sites. BitPay, the leading Bitcoin payment processor has announced the introduction of ‘modal invoice’ feature on its platform. The Atlanta, Georgia-based company reported the new design upgrade on its blog post earlier this week. The new design, aimed at improving the user experience will offer added convenience for buyers to make bitcoin payments. Generally, the e-commerce platforms redirect customers to a different payments page when the click....
Crypto payment service provider Bitpay has updated its wallet app to include Google Pay for U.S. cardholders to spend their cryptocurrencies. The company has already added Apple Pay and Samsung Pay is expected in the near future. Bitpay Updates Wallet App to Include Google Pay Leading crypto payment service provider Bitpay announced Wednesday that it has updated its wallet app with Google Pay. The announcement details: US cardholders of the Bitpay Prepaid Mastercard can add their card to Google Wallet and spend using Google Pay. The company added Apple Pay back in February and Samsung Pay....
On August 31, the Atlanta-based cryptocurrency payments services provider Bitpay announced that the Bitpay wallet has integrated the decentralized exchange (dex) aggregator 1inch Network. Bitpay wallet users can utilize 1inch protocol to swap ether or the myriad of ERC20 tokens.
The Bitpay Wallet Supports 1inch
Decentralized finance (defi) has grown exponentially according to statistics as defillama.com data shows there’s $157 billion total value locked (TVL) across all defi supporting blockchains.
Metrics from Dune Analytics indicate that, as far as Ethereum....