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After Bitcoin Black Friday, digital currency users have another opportunity to show their support for bitcoin - accepting charities participating in the first Bitcoin Giving Tuesday.
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While bitcoin is the only crypto - currency that Abra supports, now that you have bitcoin, you can use it with any third - party service that accepts bitcoin as a payment method for buying other crypto - currencies.
Apart from accepting deposits on cryptocurrencies, the platform also supports fiat currency.
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While Bitstamp accepts fiat currencies such as the U.S. dollar, Canadian dollar, Euro, British pound, and Swiss franc, the cryptocurrencies supported by Bitstamp are:
Additionally, Stripe allows users to accept international payments, supporting over 100 currencies, including Bitcoin.
If you opened an account that doesn't accept fiat currency deposits, you would first need to buy cryptocurrency that is pairable with SC (such as BTC) from another exchange that supports fiat deposits.
On the downside, fiat currencies are not supported, bank transfers and credit cards are not accepted, and the information about the company owning and operating the exchange is limited to its Hong Kong headquarters.
This exchange has a special focus on Ripple (XRP) and accepts fiat currencies and supports a decent amount of coins.
It supports an extensive range of currencies and accepts users from almost all parts of the world.
OKCoin International used to accept USD deposits, but certain «issues» with intermediary banks resulted in company dropping its support for this currency.
Microsoft had been the most prominent company to have announced support for the virtual currency's payment use last year but is now, surprisingly, no longer accepting the flagship cryptocurrency.
The open - source platform, which supports over 60 million websites, became one of bitcoin's first high - profile advocates when it announced it would accept the digital currency for premium features in November 2012.