Paydici Launches Recurring Bitcoin Billing for Small Merchants

Paydici Launches Recurring Bitcoin Billing for Small Merchants

Merchant billing service provider Paydici has announced a new partnership with BitPay that will enable its small merchant clients to accept bitcoin as payment for recurring bills. The Oregon-based company offers a comprehensive service for issuing bills on behalf of its US clients and manages payments paid by bank account, credit cards, and now, bitcoin. As a result of the partnership, interested Paydici customers can enable the payment option for clients, who can opt to accept bitcoin for both physical and digital bills. In an interview, Paydici CEO Eli Alford-Jones described the move as....


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