Topic: Indonesian E-marketplace enables bitcoin payments (Read 520 times)
this is very interesting, i see a lot of online marketplaces accepting bitcoin but mostly are small businesses (although i don't know how big this Indonesian E-marketplace is) but i have yet to see big famous ones like Amazon start accepting bitcoin. i don't know why they haven't already!
more and more website will support bitcoins
i know many game websites support already
i know many game websites support already
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-payments-enabled-indonesian-e-marketplace/
Many merchant already accepted bitcoin in Indonesia For top up mobile phone , pay electric bill , and many more.Quote
Users of KinjeraPay Corp., an Indonesian e-commerce platform will now be able to settle transactions on the marketplace with bitcoin.
In an announcement today, the Indonesian marketplace revealed a partnership with Bitcoin Indonesia, a digital currency exchange that enables buying and selling bitcoin with the local fiat currency – the Indonesian Rupiah.
With the newly enabled feature, users will be able to pay for utility bills, make money transfers and buy products sold on the platform, with bitcoin.
The move to enable bitcoin payments underlines the potential of bringing in the user-base of a growing community to transact and pay for normal bills with the cryptocurrency, for the first time in the country.
In an announcement today, the Indonesian marketplace revealed a partnership with Bitcoin Indonesia, a digital currency exchange that enables buying and selling bitcoin with the local fiat currency – the Indonesian Rupiah.
With the newly enabled feature, users will be able to pay for utility bills, make money transfers and buy products sold on the platform, with bitcoin.
The move to enable bitcoin payments underlines the potential of bringing in the user-base of a growing community to transact and pay for normal bills with the cryptocurrency, for the first time in the country.
Hope like electronic stuff , can pay with bitcoin too
Although Indonesia is rarely mentioned in the Western press, the country has a big economy. I'm not sure about the significance of the announcement, because I simply don't know if KinjeraPay is a significant payment provider down there. Could also be small startup. We need a local to clarify these things.
Hopefully in the not to distant future, we will get rid of payment providers, paying utility bills directly with Bitcoin to the providing companies. The fiat conversion is only complicating the process and makes it more expensive. The real power of Bitcoin can only unfold, if it is used as pure cash. So it is crucial that especially companies from the primary sector will embrace it.
But it's still an encouraging step in the right direction.
ya.ya.yo!
yeah indonesia country are always targetted as an economy market to deliver they have over 200 millions population if i'm not wrong, nice move in Southeast Asia countries . we may would see more . Hopefully in the not to distant future, we will get rid of payment providers, paying utility bills directly with Bitcoin to the providing companies. The fiat conversion is only complicating the process and makes it more expensive. The real power of Bitcoin can only unfold, if it is used as pure cash. So it is crucial that especially companies from the primary sector will embrace it.
But it's still an encouraging step in the right direction.
ya.ya.yo!
Although Indonesia is rarely mentioned in the Western press, the country has a big economy. I'm not sure about the significance of the announcement, because I simply don't know if KinjeraPay is a significant payment provider down there. Could also be small startup. We need a local to clarify these things.
Hopefully in the not to distant future, we will get rid of payment providers, paying utility bills directly with Bitcoin to the providing companies. The fiat conversion is only complicating the process and makes it more expensive. The real power of Bitcoin can only unfold, if it is used as pure cash. So it is crucial that especially companies from the primary sector will embrace it.
But it's still an encouraging step in the right direction.
ya.ya.yo!
Hopefully in the not to distant future, we will get rid of payment providers, paying utility bills directly with Bitcoin to the providing companies. The fiat conversion is only complicating the process and makes it more expensive. The real power of Bitcoin can only unfold, if it is used as pure cash. So it is crucial that especially companies from the primary sector will embrace it.
But it's still an encouraging step in the right direction.
ya.ya.yo!
Can't wait to see my local store in my village starting to accept bitcoin payments. 
Good news for indonasian bitcoin lovers.
yeah,always happy to see any marchants from any countries start accept bitcoin,this is good news not only for indonesians,also we know that bitcoin reach asian country with good ways,i wish my favorite marketplace accept bitcoin soon. Good news for indonasian bitcoin lovers.
Can't wait to see my local store in my village starting to accept bitcoin payments.
Good news for indonasian bitcoin lovers.
Good news for indonasian bitcoin lovers.
I start to see more and more e-markets popping out of nowhere recently. It can be very exciting to finally see frictionless commerce and international trading, on the P2P level as well.
Bitcoin can do this, what hundreds of years of trade negotiations could not.
Bitcoin can do this, what hundreds of years of trade negotiations could not.
Every merchant or E-market accepting Bitcoin, grows the network bigger... so we should not puff smoke at it, as if it does not matter. The success of Bitcoin is also seated in it's ability to reach a
wider customer base, than it's competitors... You cannot have a currency token, and no merchant or service willing to accept that token. I am working hard on spreading the good news and advantages
of Bitcoin to potential merchants.. so this is always good news, when you see things like this happening.
wider customer base, than it's competitors... You cannot have a currency token, and no merchant or service willing to accept that token. I am working hard on spreading the good news and advantages
of Bitcoin to potential merchants.. so this is always good news, when you see things like this happening.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-payments-enabled-indonesian-e-marketplace/
i just open that marketplace,and yes its accept bitcoin,even i see that marketplace not too popular iin indonesia,but its look like the only one accept bitcoin,and good news for indonesia people,and also this proven that bitcoin more popular in asian countries,after i read they also have trading bot,its great move from indonesia for bitcoin world.Quote
Users of KinjeraPay Corp., an Indonesian e-commerce platform will now be able to settle transactions on the marketplace with bitcoin.
In an announcement today, the Indonesian marketplace revealed a partnership with Bitcoin Indonesia, a digital currency exchange that enables buying and selling bitcoin with the local fiat currency – the Indonesian Rupiah.
With the newly enabled feature, users will be able to pay for utility bills, make money transfers and buy products sold on the platform, with bitcoin.
The move to enable bitcoin payments underlines the potential of bringing in the user-base of a growing community to transact and pay for normal bills with the cryptocurrency, for the first time in the country.
In an announcement today, the Indonesian marketplace revealed a partnership with Bitcoin Indonesia, a digital currency exchange that enables buying and selling bitcoin with the local fiat currency – the Indonesian Rupiah.
With the newly enabled feature, users will be able to pay for utility bills, make money transfers and buy products sold on the platform, with bitcoin.
The move to enable bitcoin payments underlines the potential of bringing in the user-base of a growing community to transact and pay for normal bills with the cryptocurrency, for the first time in the country.
Also, http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/kinerjapay-corp-enters-partnership-with-bitcoin-indonesia-581350511.html
What's that supposed to mean?
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"We are also working to create a unique bitcoin mining element on our platform, something we believe will be very appealing to our users and will provide KinerjaPay with a real competitive advantage in the ecommerce sector."
What's that supposed to mean?
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-payments-enabled-indonesian-e-marketplace/
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Users of KinjeraPay Corp., an Indonesian e-commerce platform will now be able to settle transactions on the marketplace with bitcoin.
In an announcement today, the Indonesian marketplace revealed a partnership with Bitcoin Indonesia, a digital currency exchange that enables buying and selling bitcoin with the local fiat currency – the Indonesian Rupiah.
With the newly enabled feature, users will be able to pay for utility bills, make money transfers and buy products sold on the platform, with bitcoin.
The move to enable bitcoin payments underlines the potential of bringing in the user-base of a growing community to transact and pay for normal bills with the cryptocurrency, for the first time in the country.
In an announcement today, the Indonesian marketplace revealed a partnership with Bitcoin Indonesia, a digital currency exchange that enables buying and selling bitcoin with the local fiat currency – the Indonesian Rupiah.
With the newly enabled feature, users will be able to pay for utility bills, make money transfers and buy products sold on the platform, with bitcoin.
The move to enable bitcoin payments underlines the potential of bringing in the user-base of a growing community to transact and pay for normal bills with the cryptocurrency, for the first time in the country.
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