To accept BitCoins in your webshop you will need to have a script to integrate it in your system.
We can assist you with it, we can help with programming issues and your website design. We charge 1 Bitcoin value for the Bitcoin integration in your site. We accept also Paypal and iDeal. You can order it here below: __________________________________________________Here you can pay for our services: __________________________________________________ What is Bitcoin - some info:Bitcoin (sign: BitcoinSign.svg; code: BTC or XBT is a distributed, peer-to-peer digital currency that functions without the intermediation of any central authority. The concept was introduced in a 2008 paper by a pseudonymous developer known only as "Satoshi Nakamoto". Bitcoin has been called a cryptocurrency because it is decentralized and uses cryptography to control transactions and prevent double-spending, a problem for digital currencies. Once validated, every individual transaction is permanently recorded in a public ledger known as the blockchain. The calculations required to authenticate transactions are completed using a network of private computers often specially tailored to this task. The operators of these computers, known as "miners", are rewarded with transaction fees and newly minted bitcoins. However, new bitcoins are created at an ever-decreasing rate. Once 21 million bitcoins are distributed, issuance will cease. As of August 2013, approximately 11.5 million bitcoins were in circulation. In 2012, The Economist reasoned that Bitcoin has been popular because of "its role in dodgy online markets," and in 2013 the FBI shut down one such service, Silk Road, which specialized in illegal drugs (whereupon the FBI came into the control of approximately 1.5% of all bitcoins in circulation). However, bitcoins are increasingly used as payment for legitimate products and services, and merchants have an incentive to accept the currency because transaction fees are lower than the 2 to 3% typically imposed by credit card processors. Notable vendors include Wordpress, OkCupid, Reddit, Chinese Internet giant Baidu, and Humble Bundle. Speculators have been attracted to bitcoin, fueling volatility and price swings. As of July 2013, there is relatively small use of bitcoins in the retail and commercial marketplace in comparison to relatively large use by speculators.Bitcoin wallets: Anyone wishing to use bitcoins is assigned one or more bitcoin addresses, and wallets allow a user to complete transactions between addresses by requesting an update to the blockchain, the public transaction log instrumental to Bitcoin. Wallets come in a variety of forms: apps for mobile devices and computers, hardware devices, and paper tokens. When making a purchase with a mobile device, the use of QR codes to simplify transactions is ubiquitous. Payment processing: Bitcoin payment processing fees are substantially lower compared to credit cards or money transfers (though this is partially because processing transactions is incentivized by the creation of new bitcoins). Furthermore, the fees are generally independent of the amount of bitcoin being sent, making Bitcoin attractive for larger transfers of money. In theory, no transaction fee may be charged, but this increases the transaction time as fee-paying transactions are prioritized. The competitive advantage lower fees confer to Bitcoin may lessen or vanish in the future, however. Without a sustained increase in the value of bitcoins relative to other currencies, payment processing fees will rise over time, and once the bitcoin ceiling is reached, processing transactions will no longer be rewarded with new bitcoins. This is due to the fact that the total number of bitcoins is capped at 21 million and because the creation of each successive bitcoin requires a larger amount of payment processing work than the last. Exchanges: Through various exchanges, bitcoins are bought and sold at a variable price against the value of other currency. Bitcoin has appreciated rapidly in relation to other currencies including the US dollar, euro and British pound. While there may be a seemingly large number, 45% of exchanges have failed so far. According to Reuters, undisclosed documents indicate that banks such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have visited Bitcoin exchanges as often as 30 times a day. Employees of international banks and major financial organizations have shown much interest in Bitcoin markets as well. __________________________________________________ Here you can pay for our services: __________________________________________________ |
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