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Bitcoin gift card apps let you pay with Bitcoin at places which otherwise wouldn’t accept cryptocurrency. Cointelegraph compares the top three.
Bitit is a prepaid Bitcoin gift card from €25 to €250 that can be redeemed into Bitcoin.
Purse.io, a peer to peer marketplace known for its bitcoin-gift card service which lets users save money on e-commerce platforms like Amazon likewise allows use...
Bitcoin-based service Bitreserve has launched the voucher app Easy.money.
Startup BuyAnyCoin (BAC) wants to hang a prepaid crypto card next to prepaid phone and debit cards in convenience stores.
A curious user recently asked members of the Bitcoin subreddit how they spend their bitcoins on an everyday basis. Because Reddit is a global community, it's li...
If only everything were available for purchase in Bitcoin. Oh, wait, it is.
A popular vendor that sells gift cards for cryptocurrencies dropped altcoin support, in part due to the negative reaction he received from the community.
The holidays in December allowed the entrepreneurs to create a huge leap forward and to transform in a very attractive investment opportunity in the Old World.
The startup company from Amsterdam - Bit4coin, which was launches in November of this year decided to provide the market with three types of vouchers of gift ca...
You let Christmas creep up on you again this year, didn’t you? It’s December 20, and you’ve bought nothing but some Xbox credits for yourself.
The entrance of bitcoin to the real physical world has been widened on the 21st of November, when the crypto currency online service Gyft offered to customers t...
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