Bitcoin Startup Bitreserve Launches Developer API for Payments Platform
Bitcoin startup Bitreserve is making aggressive strides in the digital currency space. Just days after hiring Nike CISO as the company's first Chief Information Security Officer and announcing zero cost on money conversion and transfer operations, the cloud-based Bitcoin company has launched an API, "Bitreserve Connect" for its currency conversions and payments platform. The Bitcoin company made the official announcement on its blog via a post titled "Announcing Bitreserve Connect: Where Innovation Meets Money." The post said, "With Bitreserve Connect, we're focused on empowering....
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Bitcoin startup Bitreserve, which earlier made great news for bringing on board Nike CIO Anthony Watson, has hired the sportswear giant's chief of security, William 'Bill' Dennings. In a statement released by the startup via its blog, the company said that, "Bill's leadership will be instrumental as we continue to drive, innovate and fortify world-leading 'Anti-Money Laundering' and 'Know Your Customer' programs. Mr. Dennings, who has now become the startup's first Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), is also the former MasterCard CISO. In a statement released, Mr. Dennings said,....
Bitreserve will be opening its new bank-like wallet and payments platform to some beta users next week. The brainchild of Halsey Minor, who also founded CNET, Bitreserve is a low-cost bitcoin and fiat currency payments platform, aimed at consumers, where holdings in bitcoin can easily be exchanged and held in one of several fiat currencies. The service will allow fiat-to-fiat transfers at zero cost between individual members, and a forthcoming API is expected to be integrated with payment processors. To boost user confidence, Minor says transparency has been made a priority, with....
San Francisco-based currency conversion and exchange platform Bitreserve has announced the addition of 7 new currencies in order to reach a wider audience. In an official blog post titled You Talk, We Build: 7 New Currencies on Bitreserve, the Bitcoin company said, "In order to provide Bitreserve members with the greatest degree of flexibility, the widest array of options, along with the familiarity of the money our global community of members uses every day, we are providing even more currencies to our collection." In addition to the 9 currencies it already supports, the Bitcoin startup....
As part of their new Bitreserve Connect platform, Bitcoin-based currency conversion and transaction service Bitreserve has launched the voucher app Easy.money. The app allows users to create personalized gift certificates in any amount of their choice, using a number of currencies, including dollars, pounds, pesos, yen and rupees, as well as gold, silver, platinum and palladium. The vouchers can be sent digitally or printed out and handed over physically. To redeem the money, the recipient will need to open a Bitreserve account and insert a unique code. Addressing Easy.money, Bitreserve....