Bitcoin can be sent with a tweet as Bottlepay Twitter app goes live
Users can send Bitcoin to and from their Twitter accounts following the launch of Bottlepay's disruptor payments app.
Users can send Bitcoin to and from their Twitter accounts following the launch of Bottlepay's disruptor payments app.
Bottlepay, the newest payment app, announced its send and received feature of Bitcoin via the Twitter platform. As a result, users of the app can now easily transfer cryptocurrency using social media.
Bottlepay, an application facilitating Lightning Network transactions via social media, has found an appetite for seamless use of bitcoin.
U.K.-based payments platform, Bottlepay, has enabled Bitcoin payments via social media app Twitter.
The company said users would be able to directly send Bitcoin to others on the platform by linking their Bottlepay and Twitter accounts.
U.K.-based payments platform Bottlepay, which allows users to send bitcoin via Twitter, has announced its full launch after leaving beta mode.
Digital payments company Bottlepay has introduced a feature that allows users to send and receive bitcoin and traditional currency via Twitter
The Bottlepay payments app went live with its social media bitcoin payments feature. Users can now easily send satoshis over Twitter.
A new digital payments app, the first to enable users to send Bitcoin via a tweet, hopes to bring small-scale crypto transactions into the mainstream after racking up £1.7 million of transactions in its first month.
Bottlepay users can tweet bitcoin and fiat currency to other users instantly, the firm says.
Recently-launched payments app Bottlepay has revealed its new feature that enables users to send and receive bitcoin (BTC) via Twitter.
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Bottlepay Ltd has been temporarily registered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 as a cryptoasset business until 9 July 2021, pending the determination of our application by the Financial Conduct Authority. Whilst your funds are held securely, they are not protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme and are not within the scope of the jurisdiction of the Financial Ombudsman Service.