Ebay, one of the largest e-commerce platforms in the world, is considering introducing a digital currency payments system, according to a senior executive.
Ebay is "seriously considering" adding payment to the developers
Scott Kotler, senior vice president of eBay for the US, told Yahoo Finance that e-commerce giant is engaged in serious discussions about becoming the highest paying sector in digital currency.
"This is the trend that everyone is talking about, but unfortunately, on Ebay, we are not currently accepting formulations as a form of payment," Kotler said, adding that "we are seriously considering this because these digital currencies have become the most common and common" We have not done so yet. "
Kotler added that the site serves as a well-known secondary market for coin-mining devices, and third-party vendors have included thousands of other digital-related holdings.
Digital currencies enter the main areas
Although Ebay does not seem to have any concrete plans to adopt payments in digital currencies, the fact that the company is conducting high-level discussions on this issue is the latest proof of how fast the overall trend is penetrating.
Last week, the application of the Queen Pace brokerage briefly became the best application in the Apple store, suggesting that retail investors were on top of a fast-paced economic system - a very quick step as Queen Pace suffered a continuous interruption due to the embedded usage rate .
This week, the first futures contracts launched on the US stock exchange CBOE and CME - the world's largest trading market - will begin trading futures contracts next week. Although targeted primarily on Wall Street, futures are expected to create the first Bitcoin ETF, a retail-friendly investment tool that can easily be held in brokerage and pension accounts.
The next moment will be when the digital currency becomes available everywhere so that companies usually accept it as a means of payment for goods or services.
By prominent retailers such as Overstock, Newegg Pettkwin for years, but none of the major retailers - a group that includes eBay, Amazon, and Alibaba - have officially adopted payments in digital currencies. Earlier this year, CNN revealed that Amazon was planning to accept the beta. Recently, the co-founder of Alibaba Jack Ma said: "Bettkin is not among my interests," noting that Chinese multi-activity companies are unlikely to adopt a currency that works without the government's support.
Some retailers, including the video game distribution platform, have already stopped accepting payments from developers in recent months because of the increased transaction fees that accompanied the high uptake. However, it remains an option for high-value items, and other currencies such as ethrium, cash formation, and lucuene are the practical options for small value transactions.