(PYMNTS) Bitwage Funnels Global Payroll Through The Blockchain Paid Members Public
ByPYMNTS, Posted on March 10, 2016 Innovators and FinTech players are eyeing how blockchain technology can ease friction for corporate cross-border payments, a need pressing more heavily on companies that expand operations internationally. But, in addition to paying suppliers and business partners across borders, the globalization of businesses has led
(PYMNTS) Where The Distributed Workforce Meets The Distributed Ledger Paid Members Public
ByPYMNTS Posted on March 29, 2016 The future of bitcoin is a bit shaky. While FinTech innovators have instead turned towards the underlying technology of the cryptocurrency — blockchain and other distributed ledgers — bitcoin as its own currency is unlikely to take off like some once thought it would. Earlier this
(NewsBTC) Bitwage: Eliminating Volatility for International Freelancers Paid Members Public
JOSEPH YOUNG | JANUARY 16, 2016 | 8:46 AM Freelancers, contractors, and employees in developing regions with extreme financial, currency, and capital controls suffer from the lack of trustworthy financial infrastructure. These individuals are heavily dependent on existing financial platforms and systems such as PayPal and banking services which require a
(NewsBTC) Bitwage: International Payroll Escape Bitcoin Volatility & Liquidity Paid Members Public
JOSEPH YOUNG | DECEMBER 5, 2015 | 3:17 PM Freelancers, employees, expat workers and startups in developing countries such as Argentina, the Philippines and Indonesia often struggle in settling transactions with banking systems, remittance outlets and mobile payment networks. Over the past few months, bitcoin startups including Bitwage, Coins. ph and
(Bitcoinist) EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH BITWAGE PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER JONATHAN CHESTER Paid Members Public
NUNO MENEZES, NOV 30, 2015 | 08:00 Bitwage is an international bitcoin payroll provider. The company offers a service that enables users to receive their wages in bitcoin. Bitwage is trying to introduce the future of international payroll. Companies using Bitwage can reduce payroll costs, and other benefits while being
(CoinDesk) Bitcoin Startup Bitwage Joins Telecom Giant Orange's Incubator Paid Members Public
Stan Higgins, Nov 9, 2015 at 22:45 UTC Bitcoin payroll service Bitwage is joining six other startups as part of an incubator backed by French telecom giant Orange SA. The startups represent the fifth class of startups included in the Orange Fab incubator, which began operations in 2013. Companies
(CoinDesk) Bitcoin Payroll Startup Bitwage Raises $760k Paid Members Public
Stan Higgins, Nov 19, 2015 at 17:24 UTC | Updated Nov 19, 2015 at 17:28 UTC Bitcoin payroll startup Bitwage has wrapped up a period of fundraising, bringing in a total of $760,000 raised between a group of investors including Orange Telecom, Draper Associates and participants on the
(Bitcoinist) INSIDE BITCOINS SAN DIEGO: BITWAGE FOUNDER JONATHAN CHESTER SPEAKS Paid Members Public
ARMAAN CHANDNANI | SEP 11, 2015 | 08:00 Today, we have an interview with the founder of Bitwage, a company that aims to pay workers with bitcoin that in turn pay bitwage through wire transfers. The instructions are fairly straight-forward. Bitwage will send you a bank number, you tell your employer
