More Merchants to Accept Bitcoin Payments Via BitPay Deal
Bitcoin payments processor BitPay has announced a new partnership with Demandware, an enterprise cloud e-commerce solutions provider. The deal means BitPay will provide the company with bitcoin integration for its e-commerce platform, giving merchants that use Demandware's Link Technology system the capability to accept the digital currency. Demandware senior vice president of corporate development Tom Griffin said that the move offers its customers the chance to tap into a young but growing payment method, adding: "The BitPay integration gives Demandware customers access to another....
Related News
Freshly-announced: one of the largest worldwide payment providers, Global Payments Inc., announced today that they have signed a referral agreement with Atlanta, Georgia-based BitPay. This new agreement will allow Global Payments to include bitcoin acceptance into their arsenal, and allow their network of merchants to easily accept bitcoin, which has certainly been a growing phenomenon in the world of finance lately, it seems. "We focus on delivering innovative products and services to our global customer base, and this relationship provides us the ability to offer our merchants an....
Bitcoin payments processor BitPay has revealed it is now processing an average of $1m worth of bitcoin payments per day. Coinbase and BitPay are currently the biggest bitcoin processors on the market and BitPay says it is serving the needs of over 30,000 businesses and organisations. The company's client list features a number of big names, including: Zynga, Virgin Galactic, WordPress, Gyft, Shopify and TigerDirect. Bitcoin adoption made easy. The basic idea behind bitcoin payments processors is simple - they allow merchants to accept bitcoin without having to handle bitcoins at all, as....
Adyen, one of the world's top online payment processors, has just signed on to integrate Bitcoin payments into their systems through Bitcoin payment processor BitPay. This agreement will allow over 3,500 merchants worldwide to join over 100k merchants currently accepting Bitcoin all over the globe. Facebook & Groupon Lead Adyen's List of Clients. Among the top online names who use Adyen and can start accepting Bitcoin in the immediate future include Facebook, Groupon, Airbnb, Spotify, and Ryanair. Adyen has access to four of the Internet's top five companies overall. "Interest in bitcoin....
Bitcoin payments processor BitPay hopes to bring one million merchants on board with its new free and unlimited pricing model. Bitcoin merchants don't necessarily have to use third-party payments processors like Coinbase and BitPay. Using APIs such as Blockchain's Receive Payments API (or by creating one's own), it's possible to accept bitcoins without trusting a third party or paying them fees. However, most Bitcoin merchants still use services like Coinbase because getting set up is a lot easier. Coinbase has recently grabbed headlines for partnering with companies such as Dell and....
A deal between bitcoin exchange Quoine and payments network Econtext will allow more than 20,000 online and eventually physical merchants to accept bitcoin in Japan. The move essentially allows merchants that already use Econtext's payment processing services in thousands of online stores to accept bitcoin payments without the need for a bitcoin-specific processor. The service will be available for businesses to use today. Quoine CEO Mario Gomez Lozada said his company had entered into discussions with Econtext last year, and has since done extensive integration work to connect it to....