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This year’s awards are special for the digital currency community as Bitpay and their recently Bitcoin Checkout app is nominated for the ‘Best Retail App of the Year’ by Contactless & Mobile Awards.
FundedByMe has recently launched a Bitcoin pilot program with the aim of checking investors’ interest of paying via the digital currency and generating funds for the Bitcoin trading platform Safello.
BitPay will take part in the Transact conference which is to be held from March 31st to April 2nd at the Monscone Center in San Francisco.
Being the most dicussed and mysterious cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is changing either the way lots of customers use their funds or the economy in general. But is the world going to make it mainstream?
6 percent of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus owners have used Apple Pay to make a touchless transaction, while 85 percent haven’t even tried the service, according to the report by market research firm InfoScout.
BitReserve opened a monitoring service Changemoney.org reflecting “the tenets of digital currency – inclusion, fairness and transparency.”
The UK Treasury has recently reported that Bitcoin exchanges in the United Kingdom will soon be regulated by the government.
Today started with bad news for Bitcoin community. The value of the cryptocurrency decreased after a large Deep Web marketplace for drugs and other illegal goods, disappeared overnight.
Facebook Inc. is trying to get in the game of online payment systems like PayPal or Venmo by introducing a free friend-to-friend service of its own, the company announced today.
Yacuna announces a new instant payment option Online Bank Transfer that will make it even easier for users to get their digital currency of choice.
According to a new report, in five years, the number of active Bitcoin users worldwide is going to reach 5 million mark.
The Winklevoss twins has discussed digital currency at annual tech conference SXSW Interactive Festival.
The e-commerce giant will begin accepting Bitcoin first on Rakuten.com in the US, to be followed by Rakuten.de in Germany and Rakuten.at in Austria.
