BitPay - Revision history

Furunodo: :As of June 2020 BTCPay is considered a great open source alternative to using BitPay.

2020-06-07T10:22:40Z

:As of June 2020 BTCPay is considered a great open source alternative to using BitPay.

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	BitPay is an automated payment processing system for the bitcoin currency. It enables online merchants to accept bitcoins, as a form of payment, just as easily they accept payments from credit cards, debit cards, or Paypal. <ref name="bitpay_FAQ" /> For the similarly-named mobile wallet application, see [[BitPay for Android]].		'''BitPay''' is an automated payment processing system for the bitcoin currency. It enables online merchants to accept bitcoins, as a form of payment, just as easily they accept payments from credit cards, debit cards, or Paypal. <ref name="bitpay_FAQ" /> For the similarly-named mobile wallet application, see [[BitPay for Android]].

			:As of June 2020 [[BTCPay]] is considered a great open source alternative to using BitPay.

	==Merchant Tools==		==Merchant Tools==

Newar at 13:11, 21 September 2015

2015-09-21T13:11:23Z

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	{{infobox company\|name=BitPay, Inc.\|image=[[File:BitPay.png\|256px]]		{{infobox company\|name=BitPay, Inc.\|image=[[File:BitPay.png\|256px]]
	\|location=Atlanta, GA, United States<br>Argentina<br>Netherlands		\|location=Atlanta, GA, United States<br>Argentina<br>Netherlands
	\|industry=Payment Processor		\|industry=[[:Category:Payment Processors \| Payment Processor]]
	\|foundation=May, 2011		\|foundation=May, 2011
	\|founder=[[Stephen Pair]], [[Antonio Gallippi]]		\|founder=[[Stephen Pair]], [[Antonio Gallippi]]

Newar at 13:05, 21 September 2015

2015-09-21T13:05:22Z

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	[[Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces]]		[[Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces]]
	[[Category:Payment ~~Processor~~]]		[[Category:Payment Processors]]

Newar: Category:Payment Processor

2015-09-21T13:02:49Z

Category:Payment Processor

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	[[Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces]]		[[Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces]]
			[[Category:Payment Processor]]

Chmod755: Added company infobox

2015-08-20T23:46:21Z

Added company infobox

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			{{infobox company\|name=BitPay, Inc.\|image=[[File:BitPay.png\|256px]]
			\|location=Atlanta, GA, United States<br>Argentina<br>Netherlands
			\|industry=Payment Processor
			\|foundation=May, 2011
			\|founder=[[Stephen Pair]], [[Antonio Gallippi]]
			\|employees=80+
			\|twitter=bitpay
			\|facebook=BitPayOfficial
			\|website=https://bitpay.com/
			}}

	BitPay is an automated payment processing system for the bitcoin currency. It enables online merchants to accept bitcoins, as a form of payment, just as easily they accept payments from credit cards, debit cards, or Paypal. <ref name="bitpay_FAQ" /> For the similarly-named mobile wallet application, see [[BitPay for Android]].		BitPay is an automated payment processing system for the bitcoin currency. It enables online merchants to accept bitcoins, as a form of payment, just as easily they accept payments from credit cards, debit cards, or Paypal. <ref name="bitpay_FAQ" /> For the similarly-named mobile wallet application, see [[BitPay for Android]].

Eldentyrell: remove 2.99%, unable to find any mention of it on bitpay.com (feel free to put it back if you can cite with a link)

2013-03-30T03:03:35Z

remove 2.99%, unable to find any mention of it on bitpay.com (feel free to put it back if you can cite with a link)

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	==Fees==		==Fees==
	The automated solution and shopping cart is available for all merchants for a fee of 0.99% of the value of the sale.		The automated solution and shopping cart is available for all merchants for a fee of 0.99% of the value of the sale.
	If the merchant wants to receive a currency other than bitcoins, (e.g. US Dollars) BitPay can trade the coins for dollars, and send a direct deposit to the merchant's bank account. Merchants can have no currency risk of bitcoins at all~~. The fee for this service is 2.99% of the value of the sale~~.		If the merchant wants to receive a currency other than bitcoins, (e.g. US Dollars) BitPay can trade the coins for dollars, and send a direct deposit to the merchant's bank account. Merchants can have no currency risk of bitcoins at all.

	==Settlement==		==Settlement==

Luke-jr: /* Settlement */ wiki list

2013-02-25T00:17:07Z

Settlement: wiki list

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	Withdrawals as direct deposit are available for the following<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=69425.0 Bit-Pay expands Direct Deposit to CANADA and MEXICO, lower fees for USA]</ref>, <ref>[http://blog.bitpay.com/2013/01/bitpay-adds-google-authenticator-seven.html BitPay adds Google Authenticator, Seven new countries for direct deposit]</ref>.		Withdrawals as direct deposit are available for the following<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=69425.0 Bit-Pay expands Direct Deposit to CANADA and MEXICO, lower fees for USA]</ref>, <ref>[http://blog.bitpay.com/2013/01/bitpay-adds-google-authenticator-seven.html BitPay adds Google Authenticator, Seven new countries for direct deposit]</ref>.

	- Australia (AUD)		* Australia (AUD)
	- Belgium (EUR)		* Belgium (EUR)
	- Canada (CAD)		* Canada (CAD)
	- Denmark (DKK)		* Denmark (DKK)
	- France (EUR)		* France (EUR)
	- Germany (EUR)		* Germany (EUR)
	- Italy (EUR)		* Italy (EUR)
	- Mexico (MXN)		* Mexico (MXN)
	- Netherlands (EUR)		* Netherlands (EUR)
	- New Zealand (NZD)		* New Zealand (NZD)
	- Norway (EUR)		* Norway (EUR)
	- Spain (EUR)		* Spain (EUR)
	- South Africa (SAR)		* South Africa (SAR)
	- Sweden (SEK)		* Sweden (SEK)
	- United Kingdom/UK (GBP)		* United Kingdom/UK (GBP)
	- U.S. (USD)		* U.S. (USD)

	==History==		==History==

Sgornick: /* Settlement */ Update list of countries where bank withdrawals supported.

2013-02-24T20:42:11Z

Settlement: Update list of countries where bank withdrawals supported.

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	Sales proceeds may be withdrawn as bitcoins, as a bank transfer, or split among more than one method. For example, 20% of proceeds might be withdrawn as BTCs and the rest converted and sent as a bank transfer.		Sales proceeds may be withdrawn as bitcoins, as a bank transfer, or split among more than one method. For example, 20% of proceeds might be withdrawn as BTCs and the rest converted and sent as a bank transfer.

	Withdrawals as direct deposit are available for the following<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=69425.0 Bit-Pay expands Direct Deposit to CANADA and MEXICO, lower fees for USA]</ref>:		Withdrawals as direct deposit are available for the following<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=69425.0 Bit-Pay expands Direct Deposit to CANADA and MEXICO, lower fees for USA]</ref>, <ref>[http://blog.bitpay.com/2013/01/bitpay-adds-google-authenticator-seven.html BitPay adds Google Authenticator, Seven new countries for direct deposit]</ref>.

	- ~~U.S.~~ (~~USD~~)		- Australia (AUD)
			- Belgium (EUR)
	- Canada (CAD)		- Canada (CAD)
	- ~~Mexico~~ (~~MXN~~)		- Denmark (DKK)
			- France (EUR)
	- Germany (EUR)		- Germany (EUR)
	~~- France (EUR)~~
	- Italy (EUR)		- Italy (EUR)
			- Mexico (MXN)
			- Netherlands (EUR)
			- New Zealand (NZD)
			- Norway (EUR)
	- Spain (EUR)		- Spain (EUR)
	- ~~Netherlands~~ (~~EUR~~)		- South Africa (SAR)
	- ~~Everywhere~~ - ~~bitcoins~~ (~~BTC~~)		- Sweden (SEK)
			- United Kingdom/UK (GBP)
			- U.S. (USD)

	==History==		==History==

Flix: /* See Also */

2013-01-17T21:31:41Z

Sgornick: /* History */ Add reference to option for bulk purchase ($10K USD worth and higher).

2012-09-20T12:57:25Z

History: Add reference to option for bulk purchase ($10K USD worth and higher).

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	The service first launched (beta) in July, 2011<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=32467.msg405469#msg405469 Bit-Pay.com / Super Boost for Bitcoin Economy]</ref>. The invoice API was launched on August 18, 2011<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37634.0 Bit-pay payment API now available!]</ref>.		The service first launched (beta) in July, 2011<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=32467.msg405469#msg405469 Bit-Pay.com / Super Boost for Bitcoin Economy]</ref>. The invoice API was launched on August 18, 2011<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37634.0 Bit-pay payment API now available!]</ref>.

			On June 28, 2012 BitPay publicly announced its bulk sales offer where cash purchases of bitcoins offering to sell in amounts of $10,000 USD and up<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=89757.msg996082#msg996082 Buy your BFL bitcoins back from BitPay]</ref>.

	On August 21, 2012 the organization's brand changed from Bit-Pay to BitPay.com<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102140.0 Bit-Pay is now officially BitPay.com - New website, new features]</ref>.		On August 21, 2012 the organization's brand changed from Bit-Pay to BitPay.com<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102140.0 Bit-Pay is now officially BitPay.com - New website, new features]</ref>.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			* [[Bitcoin Ladder]]

	==External Links==		==External Links==