Ubersmith billing system users can now accept payments via BitPay in SHIB, DOGE and other altcoin projects. Altcoins added to the company’s portfolio continue in our news…
Ubersmith added SHIB as well as cryptocurrencies such as BTC, DOGE
Ubersmith, a New York-based subscription management software company, now supports BitPay accepts Shiba Inu. This means that users of the Ubersmith billing system now support Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE) Litecoin (LTC), Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), and stablecoins (BUSD, DAI, It means it can accept payments in Shiba Inu as well as cryptocurrencies like GUSD, USDC and USDP). Cryptocurrencies such as
DOGE, BTC, SHIB are used by Ubersmith customers all over the world. BitPay support is available as an add-on to the hosted Ubersmith software suite that offers billing along with taxes, discounts and account credits. Ubersmith CEO Kurt Daniel states that with the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies, they want to offer their users this option in addition to the other currencies they support. Ubersmith provides invoicing, infrastructure and ticketing solutions to organizations, and its services are used by more than 100 companies on six continents. The company’s clients reportedly include Digital Realty, Namecheap, Sitey, and WOW.
Crypto adoption grows
BitPay officially started supporting Shiba Inu in late 2021, allowing SHIB spend at hundreds of BitPay merchants where DOGE rival memecoin Shiba Inu is accepted. SlingTV, American Cancer Society, Newegg, Menufy, Carolina Hurricanes, and Twitch are among the major companies currently accepting SHIB via BitPay. Cryptocurrency adoption continues to increase, as we previously reported at Kriptokoin.com.
A recent survey by crypto exchange Gemini highlights the strong crypto adoption momentum with roughly 50 percent of cryptocurrency holders joining the market last year. In a survey conducted in more than 20 countries across North America, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region, nearly half of current crypto holders are in the United States, 44 percent, in Latin America 46 percent, and Asia-Pacific 45 percent first in 2021. He also bought crypto.
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