RE/MAX London Is the First Property Rental Company to Accept Bitcoin
Who would have ever thought that we could eventually use bitcoin to purchase or rent homes and properties? A few years ago, such an idea seemed like a long stretch of the mind, but now that day has finally come, as RE/MAX in London is now accepting bitcoin, litecoin, and dogecoin for property rentals as part of its new pilot program. The company is giving customers the chance to experience "digital dwellings" through its partnership with Santa Monica-based payments platform GoCoin, thus allowing customers throughout the United Kingdom to rent properties with bitcoin and related....
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RE/MAX is one of the best known real estate brands in the world. Recently, the RE/MAX London delegation has announced it will accept bitcoin as a payment method for property rentals. The company entered into a partnership with an equally recognized payment processor, the GoCoin platform. GoCoin delivers a fast and secure service that will relieve RE/MAX of the price volatility risk involved with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. RE/MAX has an established presence in the UK, with 180+ associates and 46 offices, 16 of which are in London. RE/MAX will be the first real estate agency in the....
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RE/MAX London, the UK-based franchisee of RE/MAX Europe, is now accepting bitcoin, litecoin and dogecoin as payment for property rentals through a partnership with processor GoCoin. The decision enables RE/MAX's 16 London offices to accept the payment method, a move the franchise said would benefit both itself and its tenants. The franchise manages several hundred properties, mainly in central London. Peggy Su, regional director at RE/MAX London, framed the deal as one that would bring the efficiencies of new payments technology to her operations. Su said: "RE/MAX is the most productive....
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