More merchants will accept Bitcoin payments in the future

Bitcoin payment processor Bitnet has recently partnered with traditional payment processor Limonetik to allow companies using Limonetik services to add Bitcoin payment options.

Founded in 2007, Limonetik provides payment processing services to e-commerce companies around the world, including PayPal. Limonetik also has a partnership with Alipay, the payment processor for China's largest e-commerce site Alibaba.

How to get merchants to accept Bitcoin as a payment method? The most feasible method is to make merchants feel that the easiest way is the one that requires the least changes. Traditional merchants do not like changes because it is very troublesome and time-consuming to maintain different payment processing terminals. Therefore, if there is no reason that satisfies the merchants, they are unwilling to spend energy to add additional payment options. Therefore, to solve this problem in a roundabout way, first let the payment processors that merchants are using accept Bitcoin as a payment method, then it will be easier for merchants to accept Bitcoin payments.

Will more merchants accept Bitcoin payments in the future?

Limonetik partnered with Bitnet because it wanted to provide merchants and customers with all the advanced payment methods. Limonetik said:

“Bitcoin is a truly plug-and-play payment method that allows payment service providers to integrate and manage all forms of payment without any hassles, so there is no negative impact in adding it.”

Bitnet seems to have been working hard to enter the traditional payment platform. Previously, Bitnet has reached cooperation with Japan's largest retailer Rakuten and Canada's Cardinal Commerce. Recently, it has also cooperated with the leading payment processor Computop. Now it has joined forces with Limonetik. Bitnet seems to have made it its mission to promote Bitcoin payments in traditional merchants and traditional payment platforms. It has really made a great step forward.