Bitnet Partnership Opens Up 260 Airlines to Bitcoin Payments

Bitnet Partnership Opens Up 260 Airlines to Bitcoin Payments

Universal Air Travel Plan (UATP), a payment network owned by major international airlines such as American Airways, British Airways and Lufthansa, has partnered with bitcoin payment processor Bitnet. The integration allows over 260 of UATP's airlines to accept bitcoin through Bitnet, starting today. Introduced in 1936, UATP is credited with issuing the first-ever charge card. As of 2014, the company processes around $14bn in payments from corporate customers, travel agents and retail consumers. Additional UATP merchants include JetBlue, Qantas, US Airways and United Airlines. Akif Khan,....


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