It's still not entirely trivial to pull off a double spend attack, especially if you're using a large payment processor (which would have more traffic going through their Bitcoin nodes, so update to n

With PayPal and credit cards we experience a "bad" user every 200 orders or so, bitcoin is about 1 in 50. This of course is only taking into account new clients.

Perhaps I my stats are biased as a couple of our resellers use us to spend Bitcoin they receive. None the less, Paypal is far more costly.

While this is true, I've found that clients paying with bitcoin have a higher percentage of abuse and cause more problems than clients paying with credit card and PayPal (I am not saying that all clie

I've only gotten about a dozen Bitcoin payments this month but I've never had any delay over 10 minutes. Security is medium.

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We ended up switching to Stripe since Coinbase failed to reply to our e-mails about account verification. But using Coinbase directly would be preferable since you don't have to deal with Bitcoin on t

There is only one bitcoin blockchain so it doesn't matter what payment processor you use none of them have any control over it. That's why it's called a p2p system.

anyone back to their payment method (PayPal/BitCoin/Stripe etc.) at 100%.

Hm, doesn't Stripe just use Coinbase to handle BTC? https://stripe.com/bitcoin/terms implies this is the case. Although Coinbase support is terrible, so I guess there are advantages to using it throug

Why not accept bitcoin directly?

What client are you using to send Bitcoins? Because it doesn't depend of fees at all, it's also depends of size of transaction. If transaction size has more than 1024 bytes it needs more fee. I do rec

To avoid delays with Bitcoin payments, kindly attach little higher fee.

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@tr1cky: as I understand it confirmations have nothing to do with the receiving platform. It is after all one network (Bitcoin confirmations).

just pay with bitcoin minutes ago, seems confirmations is slower took 5 minutes 3 confirmation

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