BitPay

Piedmont Road Northeast 3423, 30305, Atlanta, United States
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1.35
Based on 20 Reviews

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About BitPay

Start accepting bitcoin, store and spend bitcoin securely. BitPay is a payment processing service for businesses and individuals who want to accept and send cryptocurrency payments. It is a simple and secure way to process payments in cryptocurrencies. To use BitPay, a business first needs to sign up for a BitPay account. They can then integrate the BitPay payment processing service into their website or application with no-code installations, in addition to accepting in-person payments or email invoicing. When a customer wants to make a payment in cryptocurrency, they can do so by clicking on the BitPay payment button in the merchant's checkout flow. An invoice is generated from which the customer pays with their preferred cryptocurrency and wallet. BitPay supports payments from over 100 of the most popular crypto wallets. Once the payment is made, BitPay will process the transaction and convert the cryptocurrency into the merchant's local currency. The funds will then be deposited directly into the merchant's bank account. BitPay also offers tools for managing and tracking payments, as well as invoicing and billing services. In addition to crypto payment processing for businesses, BitPay offers an array of personal crypto solutions to easily buy, store, swap and spend cryptocurrency. The BitPay Wallet is a self-custody wallet available on mobile and desktop designed for beginners and advanced crypto users alike. Offering industry-leading security, intuitive UI and advanced features, it is the #1 crypto wallet used for payments. Control all of your assets from one app.

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Farah
GB

Couldn't use BitPay with MetaMask or TrustWallet i have both MetaMask and TrustWallets but BitPay couldn't connect with MetaMask although it's listed as one of the compatible wallets. when i tried to scan the QR code with my mobile Metamask wallet, it says their QR code is invalid address. so i tried my TrustWallet which had sufficient DAI, one of their listed cryptos, but it connected with my wallet but said there were no funds. i've wasted about two hours trying to hack their obstacle course and have now given up.

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Kirsty
GB

I wish I’d have read reviews before… I wish I’d have read reviews before purchasing via Bitpay. First time was simple and successful. My recent transaction the total opposite. My transaction was confirmed by Ramp and Bitpay are no longer responding to emails. They had promised to do a review within 36 hours and kept asking for ID they had already had. When you tell them this they start ignoring your emails. It is so frustrating I have lost money I cannot afford to lose. DO NOT USE BITPAY.

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Aravind
SG

A scam that can steal your crypto This a scam company. Just sent a small amount of crypto I had to some business that accepts crypto. It was less than $10. They showed xxx amount needs to be transferred. On transfering the amount they tell you it is not enough and will say "Underpayment". They will tell you will get a refund. To get that refund you need to sign up and login to claim. But when you do that, they don't allow you to sign up without providing all your ID, photos, and other details. This is a scam operation to siphon off your data by pretending the transfer didn't work or you need a refund. Do not use it for any payment.

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"Rocky"
AU

Another scamming company Another scamming company , ripping people off with fees and charges then closing the account and stealing their money .. CRIMINALS. Most of the 3 and 4 star reviews are scammers or work with the company ... Take Note: People who say " Mr So and so were very helpful " are scamming liars who work for the cuntpany.

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Lauris
LV

When you underpay your transaction When you underpay your transaction, for example due to exchange fees, Bitpay will offer only refund not another transaction to cover remaining amount. What's funny - refund fee was more than twice as large as fee from my exchange. So I paid 0.0005 BTC fee for 1st transaction, then for refund I paid 0.0011 BTC and another 0.0005 BTC for another transaction to fix my mistake. Instead it could be 2 x 0.005 BTC transactions.

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