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OPSkins began accepting bitcoin in August after demand from their users, many of whom were already relying on online payment methods to trade for CS: GO skins with other gamers around the world.

Shortly after the regulatory action was put in place, however, police on the island went undercover to investigate reports of businesses still accepting bitcoin as a payment method.

After installing a bitcoin ATM in its Toronto office last fall, the consulting giant is now accepting bitcoin payments at a restaurant in its office complex - providing a hands - on opportunity for patrons to experience bitcoin.

They will be able to choose whether to accept payments in bitcoin to their own bitcoin addresses or in fiat currency after immediate conversion.

In Japan, about 4,500 stores already accept bitcoin as payment, after the Japanese Diet allowed the use of bitcoin and other digital currencies as a legal method of payment.

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The article point in particular to the crucial role of payment operators in the spread of bitcoin among large retailers: «Cryptocurrency fans should be naming their first born children after Coinbase and BitPay executives since there would probably still be no major businesses accepting bitcoin at all without these companies offering full conversion services.»

After getting recognised as an official mode of payment, merchants in Japan started accepting Bitcoins in form of payment.

MICROSOFT has resumed accepting bitcoin as payment after temporarily halting transactions in the «unstable» cryptocurrency earlier this week.

This is despite widespread fears of the Japanese government cracking down on cryptocurrencies after the Coincheck hack.They announced that they intend to stick to their original plan of accepting Bitcoin payments by the end of the fiscal year in March 2018.

Mexico's Universidad de las Américas Puebla (UDLAP) reportedly became the first institution in Latin America to welcome bitcoin on campus last month, after a coffee shop began accepting payments in the cryptocurrency.

Tech giant Microsoft is once more accepting bitcoin payments after it halted transactions in the cryptocurrency last week.

This submission is notable as it comes years after PayPal announced it had partnered several Bitcoin payment processors in a move that allowed merchants to accept cryptos through its payment hub since 2014.

The company slowed the promotion of Bitcoin after spinoff from eBay and was recently in the news for cracking down accounts that use Bitcoins, DISH Network started accepting Bitcoins in 2014, in partnership with Coinbase, as a payment for content services.

Microsoft has resumed its acceptance of Bitcoin after rumors circulated that the software company had stopped accepting Bitcoin for payments since it first started using BTC for payments back in 2014.

, the Latvian airline, may be the first to accept payments in bitcoin, after starting accepting the cryptocurrency on 17th July.

Only a few days after bitcoin officially became a method of payment in Japan on April 1, two major Japanese retailers have partnered with Japanese bitcoin exchanges to start accepting the digital currency for payments.

As reported by CCN, the software and hardware giant put the breaks on cryptocurrency payments in 2016, Little after the company's move started making headlines, it apologized for what it deemed «inaccurate information,» and revealed Bitcoin would still be accepted.

In Japan, some of the largest electronics manufacturers, budget hotel chains, airlines, and retailers have already started to accept bitcoin as a payment method since early 2017, almost immediately after the Japanese government legalized bitcoin and regulated its cryptocurrency exchange market.