One use case is the option of making multiple micro-transactions in a row, and so to speak turning payments into a continuous digital cash flow. Imagine, paying for subscriptions by the second. Once you have a payment channel established, sending satoshis over the browser is as simple as watching a video online.
Bitcoin Bunny is ready for the Lightning Network
Who is going to send the torch to Switzerland at the speed of light? Potz Blitz! Heiland Zack! :-)
Meet Bitcoin Bunny on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/Payment21_XBT/status/1093504791035162624
The new Global Cryptoasset Benchmarking Study by the University of Cambridge (UK) is out. The second edition provides insights into the current state of the industry. Payment21 is one of 180 entities from 47 countries selected for the survey. Highlights from the report:
A Little Bit of Money
Thought Experiments on Cross-Border Payments - Of Couriers, Bankers, and Bitcoiners
Intentional Delays by Banks are a Myth
Read a preview of the e-book: "The Ins and Outs of Bitcoin for Merchants”. It is the second part of Chapter 10.
Learn more about how blockchains get attacked and how Bitcoin got hacked now! See:
http://ithare.com/how-blockchains-get-attacked-and-how-bitcoin-got-hacke...
Read a preview of the e-book: "The Ins and Outs of Bitcoin for Merchants”. It is the first part of Chapter 10. See:
http://ithare.com/how-blockchains-get-attacked-and-how-bitcoin-got-hacke...
There’s a lot of material out there about Bitcoin, but not very much of it deals with the practical realities of using it as money. Most publications emphasize what Bitcoin is currently trading at, and how cryptocurrencies may evolve even further as an asset class in the future.
A Little Bit of Money
Thought Experiments on Cross-Border Payments - Of Couriers, Bankers, and Bitcoiners
Series 21: The Enlightenment of Money
Protest against stereotyping cryptocurrency as high-risk
The Swiss Bitcoin processor implements the Risk Management Platform of Coinfirm, to utilize blockchain analysis tools for AML-compliant cryptocurrency transactions.
London, United Kingdom and Sankt Gallen, Switzerland – March 8th, 2018: Payment21, a Swiss-based Bitcoin processor which provides AML-compliant cryptocurrency transactions, has partnered with the blockchain RegTech leader Coinfirm.
St. Gallen, Switzerland, October 2017. The owner of the Payment21® brand has recently been licensed as a Directly Subordinated Financial Intermediary (DSFI). The third-party processor is now supervised by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) for compliance with Anti-Money-Laundering (AML) laws and Know-Your-Customer (KYC) rules.
A Little Bit of Money
Thought Experiments on Cross-Border Payments - Of Couriers, Bankers, and Bitcoiners
Series 18: Updating the Philosophy Behind the Internet of Things (IoT)
Robo-advisors are trendy marketing tools of investment funds
A Little Bit of Money
Thought Experiments on Cross-Border Payments - Of Couriers, Bankers, and Bitcoiners
Series 17: Falling in Love with Money-Driven Cyborgs
Wearing digital armor
A Little Bit of Money
Thought Experiments on Cross-Border Payments - Of Couriers, Bankers, and Bitcoiners
Series 16: Trust is Good, Control is Better
The Blockchain represents digitized trust
We are excited to announce that marketplace technology provider Arcadier has partnered with Payment21®. This partnership supports users of the online marketplace platform to accept bitcoin payments.
Increased demand for a true global payment solution.
More than 130 PSPs and 56,000 merchants can now accept Bitcoin payments, meeting the need for AML compliance
Begin accepting digital payments in 5 easy steps