Swiss Bitcoin Pay: Bitcoin Payments at your fingertips!

An innovative platform, Swiss Bitcoin Pay simplifies the way businesses integrate Bitcoin as a method of payment. With a range of services designed for merchants and customers, Swiss Bitcoin Pay positions itself as both an efficient and independent solution for Bitcoin transactions.

Swiss Bitcoin Pay is an innovative new player in the bitcoin payments industry. This company offers two flagship products: the Bitcoin payment processor and the Bitcoin Pay NFC card. As bitcoin adoption continues to grow, these products offer the opportunity to adapt to an ever-changing financial landscape.

Bitcoin Payment Processor: Simplify your transactions

“1 minute to accept Bitcoin in your business”. This is the promise made by Swiss Bitcoin Pay to its customers. To hold it, everything has been done so that this turnkey solution allows the uninitiated to easily receive bitcoins as part of their professional activity. The ergonomics have therefore been particularly well taken care of and the initial configuration is very simple, without any KYC identification procedure. You can choose Swiss Bitcoin Pay wherever you are in the world and you will receive your Bitcoins every 24 hours, on your own wallet, on-chain or Lightning.
Businesses in Europe and Switzerland can also choose to receive them in Swiss francs or euros by bank transfer. All with a maximum fee of 1%. interesting point,
Lightning -> on-chain conversion fees and transaction fees are always borne by Swiss Bitcoin Pay and free for you.
Already 80 businesses accept bitcoin as a means of payment with Swiss Bitcoin Pay, mainly in the United Kingdom and France, but also in Spain, Switzerland, Brazil, Portugal, Germany and Italy.
Merchants can charge their customers with bitcoins with the Swiss Bitcoin Pay mobile application, by sharing bills by email or by using APIs.

Initiatives for accounting monitoring and training

Regarding taxation, tools are available to facilitate the declaration of gains in cryptocurrencies, with a dedicated dashboard. At the end of each month and year, an email is automatically sent with the details of the transactions, including in particular the value in CHF of the Bitcoins received for the past year, as of December 31.
Additionally, the company offers comprehensive training to fill knowledge gaps around Bitcoin technology, helping businesses and their staff feel confident using this transformative tool.
Clearly, the offer does not offer the same level of independence as a solution like BTCPay, which is what any bitcoiner worthy of the name seeks in priority. But the latter is more complex to understand and in the end, we have an excellent compromise in terms of autonomy, with funds in your possession within 24 hours (in bitcoin or Fiat) without KYC, which is remarkable.

Swiss Bitcoin Pay card: Pay instantly in bitcoin

Imagine a card that allows you to pay for purchases in Bitcoin Lightning with a simple gesture. This is the promise of the Swiss Bitcoin Pay Card. Featuring Secure Unique NFC technology, this card makes Bitcoin payments instant and secure with a simple tap-to-pay on the terminal. No more QR codes to scan, applications to open or smartphones to take out. With zero transaction fees, it facilitates payments at all businesses that accept it, namely those that have Swiss Bitcoin Pay, BTCPay server, Wallet of Satoshi, Breez or Voltpay.
Again, no registration or KYC is necessary (limited to 1000 CHF on the card).

Once you have the card in your possession, simply deposit BTC to the card’s unique Bitcoin address. The latter is linked to a Lightning account at Swiss Bitcoin Pay. The card can then be used at any compatible store.

With the Bitcoin payment processor and the Bitcoin Pay NFC Card, Swiss Bitcoin Pay simplifies, secures and boosts the adoption of Bitcoin thanks to clearly innovative solutions.

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