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December 11, 2024, 10:37:56 AM
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OP, why is one topic not enough for you? Why are you creating multiple topics with the same question? Yes, many of us, being crypto owners, have used cryptocurrency payments in one way or another. There are many services for this, from Internet services to buying airline tickets in some countries.
But all your questions and your open topics come down to one thing: you do not understand the process itself.
Therefore, do not run around the forum, but stop at one topic where people can calmly explain everything to you, instead of collecting the same answers on different topics.


Crypto grows every year and becomes more and more widespread and popular.
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Hello guys!
I know that now crypto payments are gaining popularity, more and more companies start accepting crypto as a mean of payment.


Yes, several topics are related to crypto processing but questions are different.
There is a difference between paying for goods in crypto as a client and accepting crypto as a payment method on your webstore.
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December 09, 2024, 10:01:21 AM
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OP, why is one topic not enough for you? Why are you creating multiple topics with the same question? Yes, many of us, being crypto owners, have used cryptocurrency payments in one way or another. There are many services for this, from Internet services to buying airline tickets in some countries.
But all your questions and your open topics come down to one thing: you do not understand the process itself.
Therefore, do not run around the forum, but stop at one topic where people can calmly explain everything to you, instead of collecting the same answers on different topics.


Crypto grows every year and becomes more and more widespread and popular.
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Hello guys!
I know that now crypto payments are gaining popularity, more and more companies start accepting crypto as a mean of payment.

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December 06, 2024, 02:54:17 PM
#14
Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?

One cannot consider himself a cryptocurrency supporter if he has not traded or purchased something with it. That's why it was created by Satoshi Nakamoto. You should try it yourself. You can start by buying something from a friend who deals with Bitcoin; you have a wider choice of cryptocurrency to use, but if this is your first time trying, its better to start with Bitcoin and use a reliable wallet, Electrum.
Electrum has everything you're looking for a Bitcoin wallet; if you need a tutorial, we have many of these on Youtube
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December 06, 2024, 04:00:17 AM
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Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?
Majority of us have done that because that's the purpose why Satoshi created Bitcoin: to be an alternative to existing centralized payment processors and to take away the third party in transactions, and I have done it so many times with my friends that when I refer my friends to hold Bitcoin, I usually buy something from them and use Bitcoin as a payment, its the easiest way to teach people and for them to understand how Bitcoin works by actually using it with them.
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December 05, 2024, 04:26:08 PM
#12
Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?
The majority of us did that. Even not so often but every one did that for the sake of experience, no doubt. There are too many crypto payment processing services and the most common term to them are the "third party" services that are being used by the platforms and marketplaces that we use that says they accept crypto but typically, Bitcoin and other top cryptos.

Why do you promote casino website?
Because I am also a gambler and that's why it's normal to see people who gamble promote casino websites too. Also, all crypto casinos do accept and support crypto for deposits and withdrawals and even if you are not paying for goods, think of it as if you're paying for the service, entertainment, and enjoyment.
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December 05, 2024, 10:22:35 AM
#11
Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?
The majority of us did that. Even not so often but every one did that for the sake of experience, no doubt. There are too many crypto payment processing services and the most common term to them are the "third party" services that are being used by the platforms and marketplaces that we use that says they accept crypto but typically, Bitcoin and other top cryptos.

Why do you promote casino website?
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December 04, 2024, 06:30:28 PM
#10
Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?
The majority of us did that. Even not so often but every one did that for the sake of experience, no doubt. There are too many crypto payment processing services and the most common term to them are the "third party" services that are being used by the platforms and marketplaces that we use that says they accept crypto but typically, Bitcoin and other top cryptos.
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December 04, 2024, 03:10:00 PM
#9
Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?

Many of us already did, and many marketplaces are adopting it. I used it to pay for domains, which I considered goods since it is a unique digital asset, and also using crypto to pay for my domains. You have to try it yourself to fully understand it and one platform where I can invite you to try is Namecheap, where you can buy a domain for as low as $2 and see the process; its fast and simple. You can try any wallet, but I recommend Electrum when buying.
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December 04, 2024, 11:41:46 AM
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Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?

I'm pretty sure almost everyone here did, at least once. What is it you're trying to know? If you're asking about the user experience, then its quite easy and smooth. I don't believe there is that much difference in terms of payment processors in that regard.
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December 04, 2024, 10:55:46 AM
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Has anyone tried to pay for goods in crypto?
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December 03, 2024, 08:53:39 AM
#6
Hello everyone!
Currently I'm interested in crypto processing and want to know more about it.
Are there ane experts who can explain to me how it works and other details?
If you like reading articles, you can visit this following links to increase your knowledge on Bitcoin.
Visit https://learnmeabitcoin.com/beginners/ for beginners and move to https://learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/

https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information.html
https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information/bitcoin-explained.html
https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook

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And also visit the internet to search for more. Don't always rely on one source of information but read omnivorous to expand your knowledge on Bitcoin. And add it to the once I have provided read threads and comments on the forum to learn more. And avoid spamming and other crimes in the forum. Read the forum rules and follow them up.
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December 02, 2024, 03:15:57 PM
#5
Hello everyone!
Currently I'm interested in crypto processing and want to know more about it.
Are there ane experts who can explain to me how it works and other details?

Wow, only an hour later, you posted this:

Hey!
Are there people who have a network of companies which are interested in crypto payments?
If yes, text me, I have something profitable to offer.

Quick learner, aren't you?
legendary
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December 02, 2024, 08:33:01 AM
#4
Hello everyone!
Currently I'm interested in crypto processing and want to know more about it.
Are there ane experts who can explain to me how it works and other details?
I don't really understand your aims and objectives, to ask for (Crypto Processing) in detail, what I definitely remember is the topic of Crypto Processing which is here.
For example:
1. Topic: Bitcoin Payment processors
2. Topic: ⭐CoinsPaid - Crypto Processing and wallet you can rely on
3. Topic: SHKeeper — open-source cryptocurrency payment processor
4. Topic: GRAFT - Universal Payment Processing Network

Whether I understand you correctly or incorrectly, what is certain is that maybe some of the topics above can increase your knowledge about the details of Crypto Processing.
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December 02, 2024, 04:39:44 AM
#3
You can read this article about crypto processing
https://b2binpay.com/en/understanding-the-basics-of-crypto-payment-processing/

Where crypto process will still lead you to are the payment processors because that is the work of payment processors. Crypto payment processors process crypto transactions. They work in a way that you can pay in crypto but the merchant will receive the money in fiat. Some of them are on the list that OmegaStarScream posted.
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December 02, 2024, 04:31:43 AM
#2
Hello everyone!
Currently I'm interested in crypto processing and want to know more about it.
Are there ane experts who can explain to me how it works and other details?

It's a very simple process, unless maybe you want some unsupported tokens, custom features,  and custody over the funds.

See here for a list of the payment processors you could use: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-bitcoin-payment-processors-5444578
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December 02, 2024, 04:30:03 AM
#1
Hello everyone!
Currently I'm interested in crypto processing and want to know more about it.
Are there ane experts who can explain to me how it works and other details?
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