BitPay Launches Bitcoin Debit Card Valid in All 50 US States
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.....
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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....
Bitcoin merchant services provider BitPay has introduced its latest product offering, a bitcoin-funded Visa debit card. The prepaid bitcoin debit card allows users to spend their bitcoin anywhere Visa is accepted. The BitPay Card is currently available to customers anywhere in the United States. BitPay’s core business lies in providing services for....
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 firm BitPay unveiled a new bitcoin debit card during a demo session at Consensus 2016, CoinDesk’s ongoing two-day blockchain conference in New York. The debit card, issued by Metropolitan Commercial Bank and now available in all 50 states, enables users the ability to load bitcoin, make payments at Visa point-of-sale (POS) systems and withdraw cash at Visa ATMs. In his remarks, Pair stressed the value he expects the product to provide to the wider bitcoin ecosystem. BitPay CEO Stephen Pair told the crowd: "We believe that if you can use bitcoin in more ways it makes....
Continuing a wave of momentum that began a few months ago, Bitcoin payment provider BitPay just introduced its next advancement — the release of a full-featured BitPay app for purchasing, storing and spending bitcoin. Announced on Monday October 24 at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas, this move brings together BitPay’s merchant payment tools with a growing compendium of consumer options, all in one place. This new app aims to offer security and ease of use in a manner appealing to non-technical users who may otherwise steer away from bitcoin. It allows for the conversion of bitcoin to dollars....