BitPay Launches Loadable Visa
BitPay the global merchant processor for Bitcoin announced a Bitcoin debit card during the Consensus event in New York. BitPay CEO Stephen Pair let attendees know about the Bitcoin-loadable Visa that can make point-of-sale (POS) transactions at brick and mortar locations. The card will available for $9.95 for anyone in the United States and loadable from any Bitcoin wallet. Bitpay’s new Visa card website says the service offered by the company can be used in at any store, it allows ATM withdrawals, and can be used online as well. The card will arrive within 10 days after purchase and once....
Related News
Bitcoin debit cards have become more popular over the past two years with various choices on the table for consumers to choose from. Cards enable a user to load the account with bitcoin reserves and spend the funds where major credit cards are accepted. Bitcoin.com decided to review two popular bitcoin debit cards that are currently available to....
Bitcoin payments processor BitPay has unveiled a new bitcoin debit card that will enable users to make payments at any Visa point-of-sale (POS) terminals and withdraw cash at Visa ATMs, anywhere across the United States. BitPay has launched its new BitPay Visa card, a debit card that will be available for users in all 50 of the United States. The payments provider also revealed that the bitcoin debit card can be loaded up to $10,000 per day in spendable funds with zero fees on bitcoin top-ups specifically. Notably, the BitPay card can also be reloaded with direct deposits from an employer.....
U.S. customers can now apply for the Coinbase Visa, a card that allows users to spend digital assets anywhere Visa is accepted. In addition to the U.S. launch, Coinbase cardholders will be able to earn up to 4% back in stellar or 1% back in bitcoin. A while back, the San Francisco-based cryptocurrency firm Coinbase launched the Coinbase Visa debit card for European customers. Coinbase disclosed that the card is now being leveraged in 30 different countries within the UK and Europe. On Wednesday, the company announced that American residents can now register for the crypto card.....
US-based bitcoin merchant processor BitPay is in direct competition with major credit card providers, and as such, the company expects these market players to one day begin using bitcoin. BitPay's CTO, Stephen Pair, recently discussed this stance with CNBC in a broadcast interview that centered on his company's place in the payments space. Pair said that the technology behind companies such Visa and MasterCard is antiquated, and that as a result, these financial giants will turn to digital currency, telling CNBC: "When we were first contemplating this business, we looked at what it would....
Atlanta, Georgia-based BitPay announced today they're bringing aboard Tim Byun as a Chief Compliance Officer. Byun, who is the former Anti-Money Laundering/Anti-Terrorist Financing Officer at VISA began his new role at the company at the Digital Banking Summit conference on the 2nd of June, in which he spoke about 'The Digital Future'. "As the bitcoin industry continues to grow, BitPay wants to ensure that our policies and procedures fall inline with various state, federal and international regulations. For this reason, we hired Tim to set up and maintain our compliance structure," said....