Coinkite Processes Transactions Faster than Any Other Wallets in the Bitcoin Space

Leading bitcoin platform, multi-sig vault service provider and bitcoin merchant payment processor Coinkite has powered more than USD$250 million over the past three months, processing around 10 percent of the world's total daily bitcoin transactions. "It is remarkable what can be done with the right team and bitcoin. We are processing 5 to 10 percent of all bitcoin transactions. Over the past two years that we've been in business, we have never lost customer funds. I hear even well-funded competitors are pivoting away from our space due to our unparalleled uptime, security and the....

Prominent bitcoin platform CoinKite which has provided the Bitcoin community with secure and robust multi-sig wallets. Prominent bitcoin platform CoinKite which has provided the Bitcoin community with secure and robust multi-sig wallets, merchant tools and developer API has announced today that the company will terminate its bitcoin web wallet service and developer API. Coinkite emphasizes that the team is still a huge supporter of bitcoin and will continue the development of bitcoin-related products. The Coinkite team stated on their blog that the company will drift apart from its....

CCN just interviewed the first company to market a Bitcoin point of sale (POS) system, Coinkite. Coinkite offers merchants the ability to accept Bitcoin through Coinkite terminals, as well as their own API (Application Programming Interface), which allows merchants to build robust check out systems for everything from online shopping carts to pizza restaurants. For shoppers, Coinkite offers their own Bitcoin debit card. You might remember Coinkite and how easy it is to use, from one of our stories back in January this year. Coinkite has recently revealed an Onion for Tor, as yet another....

For those that may not know Coinkite, it’s an independent business that focuses of bitcoin wallets, along with multi-signature wallets, touts bank-grade security along developer API and privacy. As CEO Rodolfo Novak would describe it, it’s a one-stop shop for everything you need. Coinkite just celebrated a year’s worth of hard work and dedication to the bitcoin infrastructure. To kick the next chapter off, they decided to offer a starter package to all users for free, knocking off the previous one percent withdrawal charges.

Coinkite announces a new kind of "Bitcoin Payment Button" that lets anyone accept bitcoin as payment for products or services. The first of its kind Pay Button is a plain HTML, embeddable payment processing option that shows prices in Bitcoin and an optional local currency. While the internet is rife with bitcoin payment processing services such as BitPay and GoCoin, Coinkite – known for their Nyms personalized wallets – is the first website to allow TOR users to make bitcoin payments while Javascript and cookies are disabled without collecting any personal information from the buyer.....