Bitnet Onboards Cardinal Commerce: Brings Bitcoin Integration Opportunities to New Merchants
Whether it's going to legacy payment technology trade shows or partnering with legacy payment processors, Bitcoin companies have found that there is something to be said for partnering with the old rather than just forgetting it exists. Bitnet today announced that it had joined forces with Cardinal Commerce, a global provider in the remote payments....
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Merchants using payment authentication provider CardinalCommerce will now be able to accept bitcoin alongside alternative payment options including PayPal and Google Wallet. The announcement is the result of a partnership between CardinalCommerce and bitcoin merchant processor Bitnet that enables merchants with custom-built shopping carts to send API messages to Cardinal's platform through its One Connection service. As part of the integration, CardinalCommerce handles updates and changes necessary to accept the payment method, and will help facilitate refunds through Bitnet. "As a....
Readers may remember back in March when the Bitcoin payment processor, Bitnet, partnered with Cardinal Commerce to add Bitcoin payment as an option to hundreds of recognizable brands. Bitnet is a company that aims to do the same thing that some in the Bitcoin space are doing already, but better. Through creating partnerships with traditional merchant payment service providers, the company is trying to position itself in a way that it will be the default option for many who may not yet have considered plan B. By simply having to tick an option with their existing platform instead of adding....
San Francisco-based Bitcoin payment processor Bitnet has announced a strategic partnership with major payment processor Cardinal Commerce, a firm which presently handles payment processing for a number of major firms including one of the world's largest PC manufacturers, Lenovo. So as not to confuse the reader, this does not automatically mean that such companies will begin accepting Bitcoin, but it does mean that they will have the option without any headache. CCN was able to get Bitnet CEO John McDonnell on the phone for about an hour on Friday for an exclusive interview, and he had some....
The Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten.com announced today that it has completed the integration with Bitnet's payment processing platform in order to accept Bitcoin in payment. The complete press release can be read here. Shoppers will now receive complete consumer protection while making payments in Bitcoin to merchants through Rakuten.com. Rakuten.com will also be running a bitcoin promotion campaign from April 1. The president of Rakuten.com Fumio Kobayashi said, "Bitcoin turned the Internet into a secure, seamless global payment network. By integrating with Bitnet we are now offering....
Bitnet and PAY.ON have announced a partnership allowing PAY.ON’s entire customer base, which includes over 100 PSPs and 56,000 merchants, to accept bitcoin on its platform. Bitnet, an enterprise scale digital commerce platform has connected with PAY.ON, a financial institution which offers white label payment gateway solutions for payment service providers to enable merchants using PAY.ON’s RESTful API to accept bitcoin payments. Today, PAY.ON processed over 1.2 million transaction per day and has an extraordinary user base of more than 56,000 merchants and over 100 multi-national PSPs....