How to pay with bitcoins

Bitcoin is secure money for the internet. You can pay without handing out sensitive financial information, and you don't need an account.
Get a wallet.  First, you'll need a bitcoin wallet – an app that lets you receive, hold, and spend bitcoin. It is important that you use a true bitcoin wallet app that automatically calculates sufficient miner fees. These fees help to ensure timely confirmation for your transaction on the Bitcoin network.

Buy some bitcoin. Bitcoin exchanges are available all over the world, allowing users to convert any currency into and out of bitcoin. Every country and region is different, so you'll want to do some research before choosing an exchange.

For individuals in the United States, the BitPay app provides a simple integration with Glidera, and Coinbase allowing users to buy bitcoin directly from the app.
Make a payment. Making a bitcoin payment is fast, convenient, and extremely secure.

To make a payment, you won't need to enter any sensitive card information. Instead, you'll simply send the payment from your wallet app using one of three methods:

1) Scan the QR Code. If your wallet is on a different mobile device, you can scan this code to open the payment in your wallet. Confirm everything is correct, and your wallet will make the payment.
2) Open in wallet. If your wallet is on the device you're using to view the invoice, you can open the payment in your wallet by tapping here. Confirm everything is correct, and your wallet will make the payment.
3) Send the payment manually. If you're using an older wallet, or a wallet which doesn't support the other methods, you can also send the payment manually. Carefully copy the address and exact bitcoin amount from the invoice to your wallet, and send the payment manually.

Economic miracle

Naturally, as major hedge funds and large-scale investment banks shift towards Bitcoin, general consumers and casual investors will follow. Then, Bitcoin will no longer be a minor economic miracle but a major one, which will inevitably shape the finance sector in the long-term.

Leading economies like the US, Japan and South Korea have already recognized Bitcoin as a legal currency and store of value, providing regulations to cryptocurrency exchanges, businesses and investors.  

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