If I read this and understand it they are saying that it is not a card, but it uses the MasterCard system to make payments to merchants who accept MasterCard PayPass?
I understand that it would be a mobile app that it would use nfc terminals that accept PayPass to pay with the mobile phone in bitcoin making the conversion bitcoin->fiat
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If I read this and understand it they are saying that it is not a card, but it uses the MasterCard system to make payments to merchants who accept MasterCard PayPass?
I understand that it would be a mobile app that it would use nfc terminals that accept PayPass to pay with the mobile phone in bitcoin making the conversion bitcoin->fiatIf I read this and understand it they are saying that it is not a card, but it uses the MasterCard system to make payments to merchants who accept MasterCard PayPass?
I understand that it would be a mobile app that it would use nfc terminals that accept PayPass to pay with the mobile phone in bitcoin making the conversion bitcoin->fiat> Know your customer rules
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
Bitcoin is like a large university project. You just go and try out everything you can without actually knowing what it is you want or what can prove to be useful at some point. This is one of the many ways we should go and try out.
OK...?
I'm sure it will be useful. And possibly help Bitcoin adoption. Doesn't mean I can't prefer something else. (And my worry is this might reduce the likelihood of that "something else" ever appearing.)
That's right. It may not be the best option, but until the best option arrives(every shop accepting bitcoin) this is a partial solution with which we can use our bitcoins to buy and pay our needs
don't think we'll ever see the majority of stores accepting bitcoin at some point. that's why this is a great solution. i will definitely give it a try once they release it.
If I read this and understand it they are saying that it is not a card, but it uses the MasterCard system to make payments to merchants who accept MasterCard PayPass?
yes, thats my understanding. looks great! If I read this and understand it they are saying that it is not a card, but it uses the MasterCard system to make payments to merchants who accept MasterCard PayPass?
I understand that it would be a mobile app that it would use nfc terminals that accept PayPass to pay with the mobile phone in bitcoin making the conversion bitcoin->fiat 
If I read this and understand it they are saying that it is not a card, but it uses the MasterCard system to make payments to merchants who accept MasterCard PayPass?
> Know your customer rules
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
Bitcoin is like a large university project. You just go and try out everything you can without actually knowing what it is you want or what can prove to be useful at some point. This is one of the many ways we should go and try out.
OK...?
I'm sure it will be useful. And possibly help Bitcoin adoption. Doesn't mean I can't prefer something else. (And my worry is this might reduce the likelihood of that "something else" ever appearing.)
That's right. It may not be the best option, but until the best option arrives(every shop accepting bitcoin) this is a partial solution with which we can use our bitcoins to buy and pay our needs
> Know your customer rules
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
Bitcoin is like a large university project. You just go and try out everything you can without actually knowing what it is you want or what can prove to be useful at some point. This is one of the many ways we should go and try out.
OK...?
I'm sure it will be useful. And possibly help Bitcoin adoption. Doesn't mean I can't prefer something else. (And my worry is this might reduce the likelihood of that "something else" ever appearing.)
Looks interesting, I'm gonna follow it.
Several have tried and failed, but something like this succeeding would be great!
Several have tried and failed, but something like this succeeding would be great!
Thanks for the information. Excellent feature, if it is work. But there is no information about when it is available.
We have the Bit-X mastercard integrated Bitcoin already and it have started to be shipped to customers.
While I see there might be a certain need for such a service, I must say that I am in Bitcoin to avoid dealing with PayPal and MasterCard and so on.
Right now I believe it is more important to continue bridging the gaps existing between Bitcoin and the regular financial systems. We need to establish Bitcoin in some sort and this can be achieved best by using symbiotic effects.
It will certainly help. Making it easier for people to spend their coins in so many stores worldwide is a fantastic thing.
If something like this really start to take off, it might put even more pressure on the price since everything gets converted to fiat.
While I see there might be a certain need for such a service, I must say that I am in Bitcoin to avoid dealing with PayPal and MasterCard and so on.
Right now I believe it is more important to continue bridging the gaps existing between Bitcoin and the regular financial systems. We need to establish Bitcoin in some sort and this can be achieved best by using symbiotic effects.
While I see there might be a certain need for such a service, I must say that I am in Bitcoin to avoid dealing with PayPal and MasterCard and so on.
> Know your customer rules
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
Bitcoin is like a large university project. You just go and try out everything you can without actually knowing what it is you want or what can prove to be useful at some point. This is one of the many ways we should go and try out.
Thanks for the information. Excellent feature, if it is work. But there is no information about when it is available.
We have the Bit-X mastercard integrated Bitcoin already and it have started to be shipped to customers.
Really! Great news and will check and order mine!!
> Know your customer rules
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
> Integration with Mastercard
In the short term, this is tempting, as it would enable massive "use" of Bitcoin. But in the long term, it seems highly destructive to Bitcoin's principles. I'd rather pay at a terminal that works with vanilla Bitcoin and so is actually bypassing the traditional banking system (at least on the customer side).
Thanks for the information. Excellent feature, if it is work. But there is no information about when it is available.
We have the Bit-X mastercard integrated Bitcoin already and it have started to be shipped to customers.
Thanks for the information. Excellent feature, if it is work. But there is no information about when it is available.
I am afraid that we never finish seeing the service working as it has already happened with previous similar projects
Exactly. I am interested but ever so slighlty skeptical. Jump to: