Bitnet Launches 'Instant Approval' Tool for Bitcoin Merchants

Bitnet Launches 'Instant Approval' Tool for Bitcoin Merchants

Payment processor Bitnet has launched an 'Instant Approval' service, reducing the delays faced by merchants as they wait for bitcoin transactions to be confirmed on the blockchain. With its new product, merchants integrated with Bitnet's payment solution will receive funds "within seconds", avoiding the usual wait for between two and six transaction confirmations on the blockchain. The service works by calculating the probability of whether a bitcoin transaction will ultimately confirm on the blockchain. Risk profiling. Despite having partnered with BlockCypher - a bitcoin technology firm....


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