Bitcoin Brings Paymium and Ingenico Together
Bitcoin payments provider Paymium has teamed up to partner with Ingenico, a world leader in the department of payment terminals, and bitcoin is now being added to its list of financial options. EVP global sales and marketing at Ingenico Group Michel Leger expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership, stating: "We are very pleased to partner with Paymium to enrich our dedicated Business Applications Marketplace. This allows us to bring more value to merchants through our terminals, enabling them to offer their customers a new experience." Currently, Ingenico holds 80 offices in more than....
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Bitcoin payments provider Paymium has partnered with one of the world's largest point-of-sale (POS) solution providers to allow European brick-and-mortar retailers to accept the digital currency. Specifically, Paymium has created an app that is being hosted on the Telium Tetra Marketplace, a payment application suite developed by Ingenico Group solely for its POS terminals. The app allows merchants to accept bitcoin payments and convert them to euros instantly. Michel Léger, EVP global sales and marketing at Ingenico Group, said:
“By partnering with Ingenico Group, worldwide leader in seamless payment, Paymium reaches a new milestone in the development of Bitcoin. We now allow any European merchant to simply accept payments using the Bitcoin network without risk, since transactions collected in bitcoins are immediately converted to Euros.”-Gonzague Grandval, Paymium co-founder. The partnership will now open up the ability to accept bitcoins for Ingenico’s large merchant base. Europe has been one of the hottest bitcoin markets but wide bitcoin adoption has been missing. This new partnership will allow merchants all....
Bitcoin payments services startup Paymium has raised €1m in new seed funding from investors including Newfund and Kima Ventures. Founded in 2011, Paris-based Paymium, while not a marquee name in its sector, has so far garnered notable partnerships with online fashion retailer Showroomprive – then the largest merchant in Europe – and point-of-sale solution provider Ingenico. Despite the success in its home market, however, Paymium president and co-founder Pierre Noizat suggested the funding round was perhaps lower than it would have been if the company had been focused on the US market.....
BitPay, the leading Bitcoin payment service provider, has teamed up with Ingenico, a company that manufactures point of sale terminals (POS). The companies are expected to release the Ingenico terminal ICT250, announcing it on October 6 at the Blockchain Week in Barcelona. BitPay developed the platform and installed it on the Ingenico terminal, showing....
BitPay has partnered with payments giant Ingenico to allow brick and mortar stores to accept bitcoin via its point-of-sale (POS) terminals. The payment solution, unveiled today as part of Blockchain Week, was developed by BitPay and installed on an Ingenico Terminal ICT250. According to the company, it will be compatible with the majority of Ingenico terminals as they run its operating system, Telium. Speaking about the integration, Miguel Angel Hernandez, managing director of Ingenico Iberia, said in a statement: "Participating in such an important project has allowed Ingenico Group to....