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25,000 Points of Sale in France to Accept Bitcoin Payments

Retail software provider Global P.O.S. declared that more than 25,000 points of sale in France will be able to accept bitcoin payments beginning in 2020.

Bitcoin Magazine’s Week in Review – September 7th, 2019

Bitcoin Magazine’s Week in Review for week of September 7th, 2019

PwC Luxembourg to Start Accepting Bitcoin Payments

PWC’s Luxembourg branch will accept bitcoin payments in response to “growing demand from the market.”

Bitcoin Is Now a Legal Form of Payment in New Zealand

A public ruling integrates crypto assets as legal and taxable forms of payment in New Zealand.

Alex Gladstein and the Moral Case for Lightning

This episode features Alex Gladstein of the Human Rights Foundation discussing his recent essay "The Moral Case for Lightning."

Op Ed: How Layer 2 Protocols Can Improve Bitcoin for Remittances

Layer 2 protocols like the Lightning Network and the Liquid sidechain can make it easier for those who leverage bitcoin for remittances.

Newegg Expands Bitcoin Payments to 73 More Countries

Online tech retailer Newegg will now give users — in the vast majority of countries it serves — the option to make bitcoin payments.

The “Noinput Class”: How a Bitcoin Soft Fork Could Simplify Lightning

A group of Bitcoin and Lightning developers working on a new class of “sighash flags” could simplify fallback for Lightning Network payments channels.

S.L. Benfica Football Club and UTRUST Partner to Accept Cryptocurrency Payments

Portugal’s most decorated football club, S.L. Benfica, has announced a partnership with the UTRUST payment platform to become the first of its kind to...

WeChat Plans to Stop Merchants From Transacting in Cryptocurrencies

Recently, WeChat Payment has revised the “WeChat Agreement for Payment Service,” which involves the control and regulation of illegal transactions, including cryptocurrency transactions.
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