VIPole Private Messenger announced that it has added secure bitcoin payments that can be used to make in-app purchases, buy and renew service subscriptions for personal accounts and team solutions.
The private messenger platform implemented the digital currency as bitcoin is one of the most flexible and secure payment methods on the market place. Also, the company sees an advantage as the secure nature of cryptographic extends to payments by significantly lessening fraud and limiting potential losses due to identity theft.
“We are pleased to accommodate the many requests received from VIPole users for payment via bitcoins,” Christopher Miller, head of development, stated. “Our user base has grown substantially over the past year and with the recent changes in our product line, flexible payment terms are more important than ever. Bitcoin allows our clients to stay flexible while ensuring security of all payments.”
Bitcoin’s wider use and gaining popularity are also few factors that made the company to add bitcoin payments for its customers. VIPole Private Messenger is taking another step towards a completely secure system.
The company said that it is planning to accept other cryptocurrencies including Ethereum for purchases within the system, in the near future.
Digital Currency
VIPole private messenger platform adds bitcoin payments for in-app purchases
VIPole Private Messenger announced that it has added secure bitcoin payments that can be used to make in-app purchases, buy and renew service subscriptions for personal accounts and team solutions. The private messenger …
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