Topic: Mini-POS Launches Zero Confirmation Bitcoin Cash Point-of-Sale Terminal (Read 113 times)
March 15, 2018, 02:55:33 PM
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March 15, 2018, 02:53:24 PM
Mini-POS Launches Zero Confirmation Bitcoin Cash Point-of-Sale Terminal
Read more at https://news.bitcoin.com/mini-pos-launches-zero-confirmation-bitcoin-cash-point-of-sale-terminal/.
Quote from: https://news.bitcoin.com/mini-pos-launches-zero-confirmation-bitcoin-cash-point-of-sale-terminal/
Just recently a development team from the UK has created a bitcoin cash (BCH) point-of-sale server which allows brick and mortar merchants to accept BCH as a form of payment in-store. The startup has started an initial pre-sale, and BCH Mini-POS devices will begin shipping this summer.
Also read: Québec Premier: We're Not Really Interested in Bitcoin Mining
Mini-POS Allows Zero Confirmation BCH transactions In-Store
The decentralized cryptocurrency bitcoin cash (BCH) will soon have a point-of-sale (POS) server available for merchants running a business in physical locations. The BCH Mini-POS is intended for small merchants and stores says the startup. Further, the device is compatible with a web browser and also allows merchants to accept 0 confirmation BCH transactions in-store. Additionally, the server solution is open source and its codebase can be reviewed on Github.
"Although it is an internet-connected device, at no point are any private keys stored within Mini-POS server," explains the startup.
There are zero on-going costs when using Mini-POS server to accept Bitcoin Cash transactions. Unlike in the fiat world, all transaction fees are paid for by the sender of the transaction i.e the customer, not the merchant.
Also read: Québec Premier: We're Not Really Interested in Bitcoin Mining
Mini-POS Allows Zero Confirmation BCH transactions In-Store
The decentralized cryptocurrency bitcoin cash (BCH) will soon have a point-of-sale (POS) server available for merchants running a business in physical locations. The BCH Mini-POS is intended for small merchants and stores says the startup. Further, the device is compatible with a web browser and also allows merchants to accept 0 confirmation BCH transactions in-store. Additionally, the server solution is open source and its codebase can be reviewed on Github.
"Although it is an internet-connected device, at no point are any private keys stored within Mini-POS server," explains the startup.
There are zero on-going costs when using Mini-POS server to accept Bitcoin Cash transactions. Unlike in the fiat world, all transaction fees are paid for by the sender of the transaction i.e the customer, not the merchant.
Read more at https://news.bitcoin.com/mini-pos-launches-zero-confirmation-bitcoin-cash-point-of-sale-terminal/.
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