Bitcoin Gift Card Company, Gyft, Releases Proprietary Card

Bitcoin Gift Card Company, Gyft, Releases Proprietary Card

Earlier today, Gyft revealed their own Gyft gift card on the Gyft network of over 200 retailers. Gyft accepts Bitcoin right alongside typical centralized payment processors such as PayPal, Google Wallet, VISA, Mastercard, etc. For over a year, Gyft has been "showing-by-doing" the efficacy of adding bitcoin acceptance to any business model. Without chargebacks and lengthy wait times, Gyft is able to offer 3% off to customers paying in Bitcoin. This new general purpose Gyft card will allow you to "Give the Gift of Gyft." The Gyft Card is redeemed online via its unique promo code whenever the....


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