Topic: Coinbase has partnered with Paypal - Officially! - page 8. (Read 8737 times)
It is a good decision by paypal as now the time of bitcoin is going to start and the other payment processors will not benefit as no one will use other payment system and only bitcoin will be preferred everywhere.
Even tho Coinbase is shit and they should have gone with Bitpay just like Steam, it's still great for Bitcoin. This plus the Brexit, will keep the price going up, and once the halving kicks in we going 1000+ easy.
I think we just need to have a bit of patience until we see 4 figures again.
In 6 months from now on I see a chance this becoming reality.
Regarding PayPal they will disappear over the long run.Why using a middleman when Bitcoin was designed to circumvent those kind of circumstances?!
Yes, but it will take big fees on coinbase because as we know that paypal is reversible service who apply big fees for transaction bitcoin in here. Let's wait and see the proggess for next time.
super good news! this is awsome, love that btc gets accepted on a bigger scale now 
This is a very important message. This could bring changes to the way the deposit to paypal. there will be several ways to deposit and withdraw. this time paypal make greater bitcoin.
Even tho Coinbase is shit and they should have gone with Bitpay just like Steam, it's still great for Bitcoin. This plus the Brexit, will keep the price going up, and once the halving kicks in we going 1000+ easy.
this is a great news for bitcoin and those users who are using coinbase to trade bitcoin.
that would be so much better if they also add the option for money deposits through paypal also, because there is a lack of trusted service to use for buying bitcoin with paypal.
that would be so much better if they also add the option for money deposits through paypal also, because there is a lack of trusted service to use for buying bitcoin with paypal.
So what exactly that means for bitcoin users? More domination of Coinbase as bitcoin exchange, more centralization of bitcoin's satellite services?
All I want at this moment is ability to load my Paypal account with bitcoins and transfer it to FIAT currencies in real time. Will I get it?
All I want at this moment is ability to load my Paypal account with bitcoins and transfer it to FIAT currencies in real time. Will I get it?
Wow! This is the best news I could ever get and I hope it's not for US citizens only. I hope they can send to Indian PP accounts too and then my issue of accepting PP from unknown users would be solved completely. I hope Xapo also can have this feature so that bitcoin users get some relief.
It's a great news!
This partnership will help Bitcoin to get more known. Also, this could make bitcoin price increase furthermore.
Maybe for the next move, we can buy bitcoin with paypal, that would make easier to do transact.
This partnership will help Bitcoin to get more known. Also, this could make bitcoin price increase furthermore.
Maybe for the next move, we can buy bitcoin with paypal, that would make easier to do transact.
Seems less like a partnership and more like Coinbase will just send you Paypal funds if you request it. Notice that you cannot buy bitcoin with Paypal, which makes me think there really isn't a partnership going on, but instead just an agreement that they will let you cash out large sums if necessary.
Coinsbase doesn't want the risk of creditcard fraud when you buy with Paypal. If they are the sending party and Coinbase is trusted, it is safe for both parties.If they would allow you to buy Bitcoin with Paypal, they would make creditcard fraud very easy, and they would end up paying for it.
Still pretty cool that they're offering payouts to Paypal.
Seems less like a partnership and more like Coinbase will just send you Paypal funds if you request it. Notice that you cannot buy bitcoin with Paypal, which makes me think there really isn't a partnership going on, but instead just an agreement that they will let you cash out large sums if necessary.
Coinsbase doesn't want the risk of creditcard fraud when you buy with Paypal. If they are the sending party and Coinbase is trusted, it is safe for both parties.If they would allow you to buy Bitcoin with Paypal, they would make creditcard fraud very easy, and they would end up paying for it.
Nice find.
I have read that both Walmart and PayPal have issues with Visa, maybe this gives them a united vision to bypass Visa with their own system?
I have read that both Walmart and PayPal have issues with Visa, maybe this gives them a united vision to bypass Visa with their own system?
Coinbase’s support for credit cards follows the launch of debit card buys in March, with the service expanding to all 50 U.S. states by the end of April.
hope coinbase can open in asian market too. indonesia is biggest market for bitcoin.
hope coinbase can open in asian market too. indonesia is biggest market for bitcoin.
i too agree i am from india and i am also waiting when they will start the credit or debit card for asian countrys,
and i think this news will not affect the bitcoin as paypal service charges are way high then using bitcoin so only paypal will get benefited not bitcoin.
Coinbase’s support for credit cards follows the launch of debit card buys in March, with the service expanding to all 50 U.S. states by the end of April.
hope coinbase can open in asian market too. indonesia is biggest market for bitcoin.
hope coinbase can open in asian market too. indonesia is biggest market for bitcoin.
If this news is indeed true, then this is very advantageous for all of us. Because in this way the users of Paypal will increasingly see the potential and there is a possibility they Bitcoin will start using bitcoin. may news done right and fast
PayPal is slowly dipping its toes in the bitcoin waters.
The company has partnered with Coinbase, a virtual currency wallet and exchange, so Coinbase users can sell bitcoin and cash out to their PayPal accounts. Buying bitcoin isn’t possible yet, but the small integration is a noteworthy first step.
PayPal did not immediately respond to Quartz’s request for comment.
While bitcoin and its underlying technology, blockchain, has caught Wall Street’s attention, consumer tech giants have largely stayed away from the technology until now. Recently, Quartz reported that Airbnb “acquihired” a bitcoin company and its engineers. Other tech giants, like IBM and Microsoft, have been exploring blockchain tech more closely. IBM developed open source code that’s being used in the Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger consortium. Microsoft has been integrating blockchain services into its Azure cloud platform.
Behind the scenes, PayPal’s been showing signs of interest in virtual currencies. A recently published patent application from PayPal shows the company has explored integrating bitcoin and other virtual currencies like LiteCoin and Dogecoin into physical smartphone payments. The patent application was filed in December 2015.
PayPal also held a hackathon in December, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the event. The purpose? To find out new ways for PayPal to use bitcoin and blockchain technology. The attendees included Snapcard, a B2B bitcoin payments company, Coinbase, and Chain. Developers tested things like cross border payments, merchant processing, and creating a digital wallet using bitcoin.
For bitcoin’s growth, even a slight interest in bitcoin on PayPal’s part would be a big win. PayPal has over 180 million customers and processed $1.4 billion in payments in the first quarter of 2016. The payments giant recently added Wences Casares, CEO of bitcoin wallet Xapo and a renowned bitcoin advocate, to its board of directors in January 2016.
http://qz.com/713528/paypal-is-warming-up-to-bitcoin/
The company has partnered with Coinbase, a virtual currency wallet and exchange, so Coinbase users can sell bitcoin and cash out to their PayPal accounts. Buying bitcoin isn’t possible yet, but the small integration is a noteworthy first step.
PayPal did not immediately respond to Quartz’s request for comment.
While bitcoin and its underlying technology, blockchain, has caught Wall Street’s attention, consumer tech giants have largely stayed away from the technology until now. Recently, Quartz reported that Airbnb “acquihired” a bitcoin company and its engineers. Other tech giants, like IBM and Microsoft, have been exploring blockchain tech more closely. IBM developed open source code that’s being used in the Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger consortium. Microsoft has been integrating blockchain services into its Azure cloud platform.
Behind the scenes, PayPal’s been showing signs of interest in virtual currencies. A recently published patent application from PayPal shows the company has explored integrating bitcoin and other virtual currencies like LiteCoin and Dogecoin into physical smartphone payments. The patent application was filed in December 2015.
PayPal also held a hackathon in December, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the event. The purpose? To find out new ways for PayPal to use bitcoin and blockchain technology. The attendees included Snapcard, a B2B bitcoin payments company, Coinbase, and Chain. Developers tested things like cross border payments, merchant processing, and creating a digital wallet using bitcoin.
For bitcoin’s growth, even a slight interest in bitcoin on PayPal’s part would be a big win. PayPal has over 180 million customers and processed $1.4 billion in payments in the first quarter of 2016. The payments giant recently added Wences Casares, CEO of bitcoin wallet Xapo and a renowned bitcoin advocate, to its board of directors in January 2016.
http://qz.com/713528/paypal-is-warming-up-to-bitcoin/
This is very good news(if it`s true).I`m waiting for this during the last year.
This will help bitcoin become more popular among regular paypal users,who are not familiar with
the cryptocurrencies.
This is old news
Braintree (a paypal company) has been allowing merchants to accept bitcoin for quite some time now
i assume they are using braintree for trials with merchants
before allowing merchants and individuals (non commercial) use with Paypal
https://www.braintreepayments.com/payment-methods
Braintree connects to your coinbase wallet
Braintree (a paypal company) has been allowing merchants to accept bitcoin for quite some time now
i assume they are using braintree for trials with merchants
before allowing merchants and individuals (non commercial) use with Paypal
https://www.braintreepayments.com/payment-methods
Braintree connects to your coinbase wallet
This is a welcome development for Paypal and Bitcoin users. Now it is easy to use and transact bitcoin as it is backup by this big company.Im expecting additional popularity of bitcoin and it will attract more follower and supporter.
That's indeed a good news...Normal bitcoin earners like us will now be able to save exchanger fees at least one time.
However, it is sad that my country has not yet been listed in coinbase exchanging service. I still have to use exchanger service from third party. But if it happens, it will be a very good news for small bitcoin earners.
However, it is sad that my country has not yet been listed in coinbase exchanging service. I still have to use exchanger service from third party. But if it happens, it will be a very good news for small bitcoin earners.
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