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;BitPay: is an Atlanta-based ''payment gateway'' company, one of the first 3rd party merchant support payment systems. Their system enables merchants to accept bitcoins, locking them into fiat conversion rates that helps protect merchants from currency fluctuations. | ;BitPay: is an Atlanta-based ''payment gateway'' company, one of the first 3rd party merchant support payment systems. Their system enables merchants to accept bitcoins, locking them into fiat conversion rates that helps protect merchants from currency fluctuations. | ||
;BitPagos: company in the merchant solution space however instead of simply converting bitcoins into fiat, they are trying to help merchants move in the opposite direction: accumulating bitcoins. | ;BitPagos: company in the merchant solution space however instead of simply converting bitcoins into fiat, they are trying to help merchants move in the opposite direction: accumulating bitcoins. | ||
| + | ;Innopay:Innovation experts in Payments, Digital Identity and E-Business | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 9 February 2016
- Coinometrics
- company that empirically quantify and qualify the actual behavior what is happening on the blockchain.
- Kraken
- is a fully compliant digital asset trading platform that goes beyond simple market or limit orders, allowing up to 9 additional advanced order types.
- Helloblock
- company that builds a Bitcoin infrastructure specifically for developers.
- BTCJam
- is a San Francisco-based P2P lending platform that has provided over $5 million in bitcoin-based loans over the past year.
- BlockCypher
- company, one of the first Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) infrastructure companies in Bitcoin. The team rebuilt the Bitcoin platform from the ground-up and optimized it for the cloud, exposing web APIs and callbacks for developers
- DigitalTangibleTrust
- company that aims to be a liquidity provider and marketing partner for hard assets that are difficult to monetize, but can be easily digitized into cryptocurrencies
- Ripple Labs
- a San Francisco-based company that is building commercial applications and infrastructure around the Ripple protocol.
- Bifubao
- company that is not just another wallet provider, it implemented Proof-of-reserves. That is a Merkle tree-based technique to enable exchanges and hosted wallet companies to cryptographically proof to the public that they have the assets they claim to have, yet not exposing the privacy of their customers.
- Coinbase
- grew from a small hosted wallet company in mid-2012 to become one of the largest companies in the ecosystem. Includes merchant support for companies.
- BitPay
- is an Atlanta-based payment gateway company, one of the first 3rd party merchant support payment systems. Their system enables merchants to accept bitcoins, locking them into fiat conversion rates that helps protect merchants from currency fluctuations.
- BitPagos
- company in the merchant solution space however instead of simply converting bitcoins into fiat, they are trying to help merchants move in the opposite direction: accumulating bitcoins.
- Innopay
- Innovation experts in Payments, Digital Identity and E-Business
