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Coinkite is a web wallet with merchant services, POS terminals and debit cards. | Coinkite is a web wallet with merchant services, POS terminals and debit cards. <ref> (12/11/2013). [http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/11/12/bitcoin_entrepreneurs_want_to_put_virtual_coins_in_your_wallet.html "Bitcoin entrepreneurs want to put virtual coins in your wallet".] ''[[Toronto Star]]''.</ref><ref> (11/11/2013). [http://bitcoinmagazine.com/7449/exploring-the-bitcoin-alliance-of-canada-part-i/ "Bitcoin in Canada, Part I: Introducing the Bitcoin Alliance of Canada".] ''[[Bitcoin Magazine]]''.</ref><ref>nvK (10/11/2013). [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=309431.0 "(ANN) Coinkite.com (Bitcoin Wallet+Debit Card+POS Terminals)accepting invites re".] ''[[bitcointalk.org]]''.</ref><ref>KYT DOTSON (22/10/2013). [http://siliconangle.com/blog/2013/09/25/bitcoin-weekly-2013-september-25-lucky-gambler-makes-11k-btc-coinsetter-to-launch-soon-coinkite-brings-pos-solution/ "Bitcoin Weekly 2013 September 25: Lucky Gambler Makes 11k BTC, Coinsetter to Launch Soon, Coinkite Brings POS Solution".] ''[[Silicon Angle]]''.</ref><ref> (5/11/2013). [https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Coinkite "Coinkite".] ''[[Bitcoin Wiki]]''.</ref><ref> (5/11/2013). [https://www.coinforum.ca/discussion/461/accepting-invite-requests-for-coinkite-com "Accepting invite requests for Coinkite.com".] ''[[coinforum.ca]]''.</ref><ref> (1/11/2013). [http://www.thebitpages.com/merchants/1076 "Coinkite".] ''[[The Bit Pages]]''.</ref><ref> (2013). [http://www.linkedin.com/company/coinkite "Company: Coinkite".] ''[[LinkedIN]]''.</ref> | ||
"Coinkite is a [[cryptobank]], the Bitcoin way." | "Coinkite is a [[cryptobank]], the Bitcoin way." | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 27 November 2013
Coinkite is a web wallet with merchant services, POS terminals and debit cards. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
"Coinkite is a cryptobank, the Bitcoin way."
They let customers and merchants transact in Bitcoin, Litecoin and other crypto currencies, in both the online and physical worlds — just as you would with online banking and debit cards.
Services
- Secure and easy-to-use online wallets
- Merchant hardware payment terminals
- Bitcoin debit cards
External Links
References
- ↑ (12/11/2013). "Bitcoin entrepreneurs want to put virtual coins in your wallet". Toronto Star.
- ↑ (11/11/2013). "Bitcoin in Canada, Part I: Introducing the Bitcoin Alliance of Canada". Bitcoin Magazine.
- ↑ nvK (10/11/2013). "(ANN) Coinkite.com (Bitcoin Wallet+Debit Card+POS Terminals)accepting invites re". bitcointalk.org.
- ↑ KYT DOTSON (22/10/2013). "Bitcoin Weekly 2013 September 25: Lucky Gambler Makes 11k BTC, Coinsetter to Launch Soon, Coinkite Brings POS Solution". Silicon Angle.
- ↑ (5/11/2013). "Coinkite". Bitcoin Wiki.
- ↑ (5/11/2013). "Accepting invite requests for Coinkite.com". coinforum.ca.
- ↑ (1/11/2013). "Coinkite". The Bit Pages.
- ↑ (2013). "Company: Coinkite". LinkedIN.
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