Bitcoin Processor Bitnet Finalizes Partnership with Computop
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....
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Bitnet, a bitcoin payments processor from the developers of the largest payment gateway (CyberSource, acquired by VISA) has entered into a strategic partnership with Computop, a leading payment service provider, to allow global merchants to accept bitcoin on Computop Paygate. Since its launch, Bitnet has focused its services to provide an enterprise-grade digital commerce platform with security, reliability and scalability standards demanded by global businesses. Through the Computop and Bitnet partnership, however, the multi-national bitcoin merchant processor is attempting to implement....
Bitcoin payments processor Bitnet and global digital payments infrastructure company Limonetik formed a strategic partnership to allow merchants to accept bitcoin as a payment method on the Limonetik payment platform, regardless of either which country they are in or where they are targeting their business. Currently, Limonetik customers are able to make payments through traditional means like credit or debit cards. With this partnership, e-commerce merchants and marketplaces can easily be able to add bitcoin to their list of payments on their checkout pages. Bitcoin Payments Option. "We....
Through a critical partnership between UATP and Bitnet, 260 airlines along with Amtrak railways can incorporate bitcoin payments on their platforms. In a press release, UATP president and CEO Ralph Kaiser expressed excitement for the ground-breaking travel partnership, showing immense support for Bitnet. "We are very happy to be partnering with Bitnet to add bitcoin to our payment platform. We are always looking for skilled partners to bring additional forms of payment to the UATP processing platform and Bitnet fits the bill well." UATP, also known as Universal Air Travel Plan, decided....
For all you bitcoin lovers who've always wanted to get your hands on frequent flyer mileage, now just might be your chance. Through a special partnership between bitcoin payment processor Bitnet and payment network Universal Air Travel Plan (UATP), over 250 airlines are now allowing customers and flight fanatics alike to pay for the travel tickets in bitcoin. This is probably the biggest thing for "irl" bitcoin users since Expedia began accepting the digital currency. UATP CEO and president Ralph Kaiser was particularly enthusiastic when speaking of the partnership, explaining: "We are....
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....