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Bitcoin [BTC]: BitPay-Refundo partnership will enable tax returns in Bitcoin

Bitcoin [btc]: bitpay-refundo partnership will enable tax returns in bitcoin

Bitcoin [BTC]: BitPay-Refundo partnership will enable tax returns in Bitcoin

Bitcoin [btc]: bitpay-refundo partnership will enable tax returns in bitcoin

BitPay, the Atlanta-based payment service provider, created a buzz in the crypto-community after publicly announcing a partnership with Refundo, a financial services firm. The main objective of this collaboration is to enable U.S. taxpayers to receive federal or state tax refunds in bitcoin [BTC], while ensuring low transaction fees and faster transaction speed.

The BitPay-Refundo partnership was announced by BitPay through a tweet from its official Twitter account,

“You can get your federal and state #TaxRefunds in #bitcoin through our partnership with @refund. Check it out!”

Refundo’s CEO, Roger Chinchilla, termed the addition of bitcoin on their CoinRT platform a “natural fit” and emphasized on creating a comfortable experience for “under-banked customers.” As of now, CoinRT platform enables bitcoin payouts for a “flat” 1% fee.

Further, BitPay also recently partnered with Corporate Traveller, a UK-based business travel management company, to accept payments in bitcoin and bitcoin Cash [BCH].

The post Bitcoin [BTC]: BitPay-Refundo partnership will enable tax returns in Bitcoin appeared first on AMBCrypto.

Published at Fri, 03 May 2019 17:36:44 +0000

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