Project in beta development stage, being used by between 50-100K
people around the world. Running continuously for >3
years.
Multiple currency exchanges for major currencies (USD, EUR, GBP,
JPY, AUD, CAD etc) in multiple countries. Multiple merchant
solutions for shopping cart integration.
Bitcoin is a digital currency and also refers to the open source
software that uses it, and the peer-to-peer network that it
forms.
Unlike most currencies, Bitcoin does not rely on trusting any
central issuer. Bitcoin uses a distributed database spread across
nodes of a peer-to-peer network to journal transactions, and uses
cryptography in order to provide basic security functions, such as
ensuring that bitcoins can only be spent by the person who owns
them, and never more than once.
Irreversible transactions of any value can be sent internationally
in moments for next to no significant cost.
>15 (spread over different Bitcoin clients) including English,
German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Portuguese, Italian, Russian,
French, Czech, Japanese, Portuguese, Bahasa Indonesia, Korean,
Slovak, Chinese (simplified)
Bitcoin is a digital currency and also refers to the open source
software that uses it, and the peer-to-peer network that it forms.
Unlike most currencies, Bitcoin does not rely on trusting any
central issuer. Bitcoin uses a distributed database spread across
nodes of a peer-to-peer network to journal transactions, and uses
cryptography in order to provide basic security functions, such as
ensuring that bitcoins can only be spent by the person who owns
them, and never more than once. Irreversible transactions of any
value can be sent internationally in moments for next to no
significant cost.
Bitcoin is a digital currency & also refers to the open source
software that uses it, and the peer-to-peer network that it forms.
Unlike most currencies, bitcoin does not rely on trusting any
central issuer. Bitcoin uses a distributed database spread across
nodes of a peer-to-peer network to journal transactions, and uses
cryptography in order to provide basic security functions, such as
ensuring that bitcoins can only be spent by the person who owns
them, and never more than once.
