This past November the largest bitcoin payment processor worldwide, BitPay, announced the company’s move to integrate a process called BIP-70, otherwise known as the Payment Protocol, into the BitPay invoice platform. At Bitcoin.com we want readers and users of our services to be up to date with the latest technologies and upgrades happening within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Since the last software update, Bitcoin.com’s Wallet is one of the seven clients compatible with Bitpay’s recent BIP-70 implementation.
Bitcoin.com Wallet Is Fully Compatible With Bitpay’s Payment Protocol Invoices
At Bitcoin.com we provide a plethora of bitcoin-related educational resources, tools, and services. Recently the company BitPay integrated the Payment Protocol system into the merchant processor’s invoice procedure and we want our Bitcoin.com Wallet users to know our wallet is fully compatible with the BIP-70 (Payment Protocol) process
All a Bitcoin.com Wallet user has to do is scan the Payment Protocol code (or copy n’ paste the code) that BitPay requires for merchant invoices, and Visa card debit loads into the ‘recipient send’ section of our wallet. After that all the details of the transaction will be shown on the screen including the network fee, and the total amount being sent. It’s just like sending any other bitcoin transaction as the user simply presses ‘send’ and the funds are sent to BitPay’s invoice address.
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