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ResponsePay is a lightweight mobile bitcoin payment solution [[eWallet]] built with responsive & adaptive web design so will scale to fit. ResponsePay provides people with a simple yet very effective method of sending bitcoin locally and internationally. ResponsePay can reach almost all mobile phones, and it is instant. | ResponsePay is a lightweight mobile bitcoin payment solution [[eWallet]] built with responsive & adaptive web design so will scale to fit. ResponsePay provides people with a simple yet very effective method of sending bitcoin locally and internationally. ResponsePay can reach almost all mobile phones, and it is instant. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 6 April 2014
The following information may no longer be true, WalletBit service was suspended See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=249751 The article is kept only as historic documentation.
ResponsePay is a lightweight mobile bitcoin payment solution eWallet built with responsive & adaptive web design so will scale to fit. ResponsePay provides people with a simple yet very effective method of sending bitcoin locally and internationally. ResponsePay can reach almost all mobile phones, and it is instant.
Transfer Methods
Bitcoins can be send as an e-mail, the recipient will receive an claim link to redeem the bitcoins.
SMS (Text messaging)
Allow users in 212 countries to access their bitcoins via SMS messages. Send to mobile phones not registered in ResponsePay and the recipient will receive a claim link to redeem the bitcoins at ResponsePay.
They are working to be the equivalent to M-Pesa for bitcoin. It's important to realize they are just getting started and this is only the beginning of their path to fruition. A small fee of 0.0225 may apply if sending to a mobile phone number not registered in ResponsePay. A flat fee of 0.0005 BTC is deducted per all other transactions. The mobile provider may charge additional fees.
History
The service was launched on July 4, 2012[1].
External Links
- ResponsePay web site.
References
See Also
- WalletBit Simple, Flexible & Secure Bitcoin.