Good news for brazilians.
I hope so when will my country be benefited and will accept bitcoins.
Topic: Brazil has more than 150 stores that accept bitcoin - page 30. (Read 57877 times)
Thats amazing, i hope other country can follow brazil also my country INDONESIA
Nice to see the expansion all over the world. 
Just read this article at cointelegraph about selling and buying BTC will be available in more than 100 countries due to a new partnership.
And this is just the beginning
Just read this article at cointelegraph about selling and buying BTC will be available in more than 100 countries due to a new partnership.And this is just the beginning
great news, in my country a few use it, and still growing up...
I hope more store will adopting bitcoin..
Great. But this is only one part of the medal. The other one (that is even more important) is how many people buy on it. So how many people use bitcoin to buy things. This it will be the very success of the bitcoin system. If no one will buy then the stores will remove this way of payment.
The demand for bitcoin in Brazil is lower than average therefore I love updates like these. I wish this was done more often from different parts of the world.
I have see the tecnisa on Brazil, accept bitcoin for buy home (for now accept only for the first bill, but with discount of 5% if you pay in bitcoin)
"Brazilians in general are very open to new technologies and are heavy users of the Internet. The problem is still lack a better environment for doing business and innovating, which can delay the launch of local services despite the great talent and innovative drive of its people bitcoin has generated less interest in Brazil is that the country's native currency, the real, has proven to be more reliable than the government-backed options available in its neighboring states.
I am also interested to find out what kind of shops those are that accept bitcoin.
Are there any cigars, cigarette & tobacco stores?
one should see what kind of shops are those, so we can estimate the next grow rate for the future adoption, at least in brasil
those aren't only electronic shops right?
those aren't only electronic shops right?
No companies here accept bitcoin for retail purchases in store. Only online and they just started last year, mostly just for electronic and computer equipment.
Time to give Brazil a visit
Time to give Brazil a visit
well i see design companies ,and law companies soo i guess technology isnt working with bitcoins ,that could make the marker get hot
Good to see Bitcoin adoption picking up in Brazil
Wow 150 stores in a country today is a big deal. Do they ship worldwide 
the ship cost would kill you as usual, it does not matter if you pay in bitcoin or you pay with rock...
but if those shops offer a discout, if you pay in bitcoin, then it would be another story
still the OP has not reply, regarding the nature of those shops, if they are all electronic shops, then we aren't doing much in terms of progress
We grow from 30 to 150 in 6 months
That's better than my country, i don't know how much exactly we grow, but it less than 30 store..,
we need to promote bitcoin more often..
Brazil have more store but the problem for me, the 85% of the store is in sudest zone, and i go every years to Brazil , but only in the nordeste zone, and have really low stores accept bitcoin
If you see our map (www.foxbit.com.br/mapa), you will see that we have a high concentration of stores in Aracaju (nordeste).
Good going Brazil. People might have huge demand for bitcoin in the future, as brazilians have a declining currency, somehow stringent capital controls, spend many hours on the internet and most people own a smartphone
Google trends isn't showing some straight forward signs of interest in Brazil yet, which means that even tho the merchant side is growing,
the overall client side isn't as much interested. It's possible that there's an explanation to that if the merchants are online stores with non-local customers tho.
But none the less, such examples should be recognized, merchants obviously see advantages over old payment system, now it's just needed to spread awareness amung the population aswell.
cheers
the overall client side isn't as much interested. It's possible that there's an explanation to that if the merchants are online stores with non-local customers tho.
But none the less, such examples should be recognized, merchants obviously see advantages over old payment system, now it's just needed to spread awareness amung the population aswell.
cheers
Wow 150 stores in a country today is a big deal. Do they ship worldwide
Brazil have more store but the problem for me, the 85% of the store is in sudest zone, and i go every years to Brazil , but only in the nordeste zone, and have really low stores accept bitcoin
We grow from 30 to 150 in 6 months
That's a really good growth. Currently There're 29 "businesses" who accept bitcoin in Turkey (I think there're more but we may not be able to track them) Some of them are listed on coinmap.org (Turkish List is here: http://coin-turk.com/turkiyede-bitcoin-kabul-eden-yerler/ )
I hope there'll be such jump in Turkey too.
First we need to build our coalition, then make pressure to government. Bitcoin has no where in Turkish law, they can't explain its situation too.
Brazil has a law for Bitcoin? How do stores keep their Bitcoin and how do they pay taxes?
In Brazil, we don't have specific law for bitcoins.
The stores can to receive in bitcoin, but it need to do an invoice in BRL.
We grow from 30 to 150 in 6 months
That's a really good growth. Currently There're 29 "businesses" who accept bitcoin in Turkey (I think there're more but we may not be able to track them) Some of them are listed on coinmap.org (Turkish List is here: http://coin-turk.com/turkiyede-bitcoin-kabul-eden-yerler/ )
I hope there'll be such jump in Turkey too.
First we need to build our coalition, then make pressure to government. Bitcoin has no where in Turkish law, they can't explain its situation too.
Brazil has a law for Bitcoin? How do stores keep their Bitcoin and how do they pay taxes?
In Brazil, we don't have specific law for bitcoins.
The stores can to receive in bitcoin, but it need to do an invoice in BRL.
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