Coinbase Rolls Out New Checkout Pages
Merchants using Coinbase's services to accept bitcoin payments may be particularly interested to know that the San Francisco-company has improved their checkout payment pages, giving them a refreshed look and improved functionality, while allowing merchants greater flexibility when customizing these pages. For customers already logged into Coinbase, two-click purchasing has not been affected, and sending bitcoin payments is still quick as ever. Some new items however include the ability for merchants to add cover pages. Merchants can get really creative here, and make their checkout pages....
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San Francisco-based bitcoin services provider Coinbase has launched a new feature called Payment Pages that enables users to have a social, sharable payment profile. The company is promoting the effort with the help of notable names and charitable efforts. Nas, Marc Andreessen and Code.org are just some of the luminaries that have created Payment Pages for the official launch. The proceeds of bitcoin transactions to these accounts will go to charity. In a post on the official Coinbase blog, the company states: "This personal address makes it easier than ever for people to know where to....
On Tuesday, the financial technology company Checkout.com announced that it will allow merchant settlements using the stablecoin USDC via a partnership with the crypto firm Fireblocks. Checkout.com further detailed that in a beta test with select clients, the company settled $300 million in transaction volume leveraging the USDC stablecoin.
Checkout.com Leverages the Stablecoin USDC
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San Francisco-based Coinbase today announced they have added support for bitcoin payment URLs, so when a user enables this feature, they'll be able to click on bitcoin payment URLs and be directed to Coinbase. Coinbase then pre-fills each of the fields (bitcoin address and amount), which helps the consumer make some time and send through their payment with ease. "Ease of use is especially important when sending payments to merchants during a checkout, like when making a purchase with bitcoin on Overstock or Fiverr," the company wrote on their blog. "Using Coinbase as a bitcoin URL handler....
A service called BitGreet is letting users spread more than just seasonal cheer - it lets senders attach bitcoin to its Christmas e-cards. The commission-free service was launched last Christmas and it has already seen some 1,000 cards delivered, according to its co-founder. BitGreet is a service from CoinCorner, a bitcoin exchange in the Isle of Man. Co-founder Daniel Scott said: "We were thinking of a fun way to try and increase bitcoin adoption in the office one afternoon. It was nearly Christmas at the time and we were in the festive spirit so we came up with the idea of a digital....