Accepting Bitcoin is Easy and Opens Businesses to New Customers
As Bitcoin increases in value and popularity, merchants worldwide may wonder how they can accept the cryptocurrency at their ecommerce websites. Preparing to accept Bitcoin at your online shop is not only easy, but when complete it opens your business to a slew of new customers. Accepting Bitcoin Brings a Whole New Group of Customers. There are many ways....
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Coinzone is one of the leading European Bitcoin payment processors today announced the launch of its merchant payment services in Poland. Requiring no subscriptions or monthly fees, Coinzone's fully compliant payment services will simplify the process of using and accepting Bitcoin for Polish businesses. Manuel Heilmann, CEO and Co-Founder of Coinzone commented: "Coinzone's payment gateway offers multiple advantages for merchants. Quick and easy to use and requiring no special hardware, our solutions offer a simple and secure way to accept Bitcoin with no associated risk. What's more,....
As bitcoin continues to grow in popularity, small businesses around the world have begun accepting the digital currency as a method of payment. Many of these businesses have seen only a very small portion of their customers pay with bitcoin, but that doesn't necessarily make the venture into cryptocurrencies a failure. Dr J Anthony Allen, CEO of the Minneapolis-based music production school Slam Academy, said bitcoin payments at his business have been "very successful," yet Slam Academy has seen just one customer pay with the digital currency since Allen began accepting it in November of....
Based on the latest research, increasing utility and accessibility are fueling business expansion as the digital currency ecosystem expands. In general, retailers have been found to be sensitive to the needs and expectations of their customers and to understand the benefits of accepting digital currency payments for their businesses. Customers have played a significant role […]
Parking rewards startup Parkt is integrating bitcoin into its system, allowing users to withdraw earned reward points directly to a bitcoin wallet. "What really annoys people about parking is paying for it," said Parkt CEO Tim Karunaratne, noting that the average American spends about $1,300 a year doing just that. "The system is pay-to-spend," he added. Parkt works with mobile apps on devices used by both customers and businesses. Customers first use it to scan a QR code when they check their car into a parking garage, and the app then displays a list of businesses in the local area that....
Another milestone in the bag for Coinmap.org - a resource that helps bitcoin users find business that accept bitcoin (and litecoin) local to them. It would appear as if 4,100 businesses that accept the bitcoin digital currency are listed on the website, which boasts an easy-to-navigate map with markers depicting a bitcoin-friendly business. To give you a better idea as to how fast the crypto-communtiy it growing, in early December just about 1,800 businesses were listed. Of course, it's not a representation of all bitcoin-accepting businesses out there for a number of reasons. The first of....