Topic: Recurring Payments with BTCs - page 2. (Read 3481 times)
With credit cards the card issuer gives the card holder credit that can be draw down on. So when a recurring payment hits the authorized card the acquirer receives the funds with that nights batch and the card holder has to pay with in the card terms. With bitcoin you'd probably have to generate and email your clients a new bitcoin address with each payment in advance of the cut off date then monitor that address for timely payment.
I've recently made a website and would really like to accept BTC as payments.
However, I sell a pay-per-month service.
It's relatively easy to do with a credit card, but is there any way to make it with bitcoins?
Is the only alternative making a big yearly payment and sending an invoice to clients each year?
However, I sell a pay-per-month service.
It's relatively easy to do with a credit card, but is there any way to make it with bitcoins?
Is the only alternative making a big yearly payment and sending an invoice to clients each year?
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