Its not really a comparison with fees, BitPay is free. Unless you want enterprise / large business features. Great for innovation in my opinion.
On a side note, don't let the free level of support worry you. I was very impressed with the support I received. I contacted them to confirm that bank settlement details were correct, since the details my bank gave me didn't map 1-to-1 (terminology differences). Got a reply within 2 hours forwarding it to someone with knowledge in the area and 12 hours later the exact instructions I needed for my bank.
Ive put my request in for verification, from what I understand it doesn't take effect for 10 days. I got this via email in response:
On a side note, don't let the free level of support worry you. I was very impressed with the support I received. I contacted them to confirm that bank settlement details were correct, since the details my bank gave me didn't map 1-to-1 (terminology differences). Got a reply within 2 hours forwarding it to someone with knowledge in the area and 12 hours later the exact instructions I needed for my bank.
Ive put my request in for verification, from what I understand it doesn't take effect for 10 days. I got this via email in response:
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I meant the BTC to USD conversion rate.
I don't know about that but if I invoice a client for $50 I get $50 in my bank account.
Their FAQ says they don't add any fees to the buyer. I'll go check though.
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Yes, but if there is a substantial difference in the rate, I would rather use the one that is typically cheaper even if it means a 0.5% fee.
Has anyone tried accepting Bitcoin via Stripe? How fast do they confirm funds?
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I keep bitcoins in bitcoins with BitPay as I can use the money and if not keep it safe in the wallet for when the bitcoins go up. Oh and I didn't get that email either.
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how is "no fees, ever" sustainable? Bitpay can't float on venture capital forever
@texteditor They do charge to large clients.
They probably make a little on interest (especially on smaller clients where cash-out might only be every few months) as well.
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By the way Bitpays exchange rates can be found here - https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-exchange-rates
I have always found them to be very good.
I have always found them to be very good.
They probably hold onto the bitcoins and cash them out when they've increased in value. They also make $300/month on business plans and more on their enterprise plans.