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BitMarket Square

BitMarket Square is Bitcoin's first online BitCoin Dedicated Marketplace
==Description==
The site is online marketplace forum dedicated to the Bitcoin Economy, a place where people looking to sell, buy, or trade goods and services can go and advertise their wares. 
BitMarket Square gets its name from Market Square, which was the town center "Farmers Market" area of Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia since its draft in 1699. In 1722 King George I officially authorized markets and established fairs at Market Square for “for the Sale and Vending of all, and all Manner of Cattle, Victuals, Provisions, Goods, Wares and Merchandises, whatsoever”. By the end of the century, there were six markets a week selling hams, oysters, fish, fowl, sheep, wheat, corn, and a good deal more. Most famously, on July 25, 1776, Lawyer Benjamin Waller proclaimed Thomas Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence from the Courthouse steps. 
We feel that BitMarket Square embodies and combines the spirit of the original Market Square, and that of the BitCoin movement.
The site was made available on February 25th, 2011New Site! -> BitMarket Square
==Security==
BitMarket Square uses SiteLock and Comodo +SSL for your protection!
==External Links==
* BitMarketSquare.com
==References==
Category:ECommerce
Category:Shopping
BitMe

Formerly a bitcoin currency exchange/trading platform site headquartered in the USA.
BitMe has suspended operations as-of March 20, 2013. Customers continued to have access to their funds.
==History==
The exchange launched first with an open public bet on July 8, 2012BitMe now open for trading after two months of preparation on testnetHey, BitMe! (#bitme). BitMe suspended operations on March 20, 2013SUSPENDING OPERATIONS.
BitMe, LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Michigan, in the U.S.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitMe website
==References==
BitNZ

The simple New Zealand currency exchange site serving those trading between bitcoins and NZD
==NZD Deposits and Withdrawals==
* Deposit
:Make a cash deposit (NZD) into the bitNZ bank account (Westac) with the particulars from the receipt BitNZ will provide.
* Withdrawal
:To withdraw currency simply specify your New Zealand bank account number.
==Bitcoin Deposits and Withdrawals==
* Deposit
:Deposit bitcoins to the bitcoin address created for your account.
* Withdrawal
:To withdraw Bitcoins simply specify a valid Bitcoin address to send to.
==Fees==
* Trade Commission: 0.5%
* BTC Deposit: none
* BTC Withdrawal: 0.0005 BTC (See Transaction_fees for more information)
* NZD Deposit: none (deposits from New Zealand banks only)
* NZD Withdrawal: none (withdrawals to New Zealand banks only)
==History==
The exchange was announced on September 12, 2011bitnz.com - a simple bid/ask market for BTC/NZD (direct credit from NZ banks).
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* bitNZ website
* bitNZ Order book
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
Category:EWallets
BitNewt

Full-Service Bitcoin Marketing Agency.
==Services Offered==
*Content Marketing
*Webite Design
*Public Relations (PR)
*SEO - Search Engine Optimization
*PPC - Pay per click
*Social Media Management and Advertising
==History==
Founded in 2013 by Josh Blatchford
==Past Clients==
*EveryDice
*QuickBitcoin
*Banx Capital
*Xzzx Exchange
*Bitcoin PR Buzz
==External Links==
http://BitNewt.com - Full Service Bitcoin Marketing Agency
Category:Marketing
Category:Introduction
BitPagos

BitPagos is a payment processor focussed in Latin America, emerging markets and countries with weak currencies. It enables process credit card and bitcoin payments, settle in dollars to avoid volatility and payout via a wire transfer or bitcoins.
== Tools ==
Tools include email invoicing, virtual terminals, shopping cart integrations and an Android App
== in the news ==
* BitPagos boosts latin american bitcoin bet
* BitPagos bringing bitcoin developing world
* bitpagos-una-excelente-alternativa-economica-bitcoin-para-paises-en-miras-de-desarrollo
* afirman-moneda-virtual-bitcoins-ser-utilizada-alternativa-micropago
* is-bitcoin-the-financial-revolution-latin-america-needs
* bitpagos-allow-latinam-merchants-to-avoid-sky-high-payment-fees-by-accepting-bitcoin
* bitpagos-raises-600000-seed-round-to-boost-bitcoin-use-in-south-america
* BitPagos sella hito bitcoin para la region recibe usd 600k de inversion
Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces
BitPass.nl

Place to list https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Digital_Downloads
== BitPass.nl ==
BitPass.nl
BitPass is a bitcoin to password exchange site. Anonymous digital exchange point to sell data.
==== Data Exchange ====
Data merchants define BitPass.nl URLs with their prices, and passwords. These URLs are included in the password restricted data payload.
==== Rating System ====
* Users can rate past transaction to help mitigate risk to future users.
==External Links==
* BitPass.nl
Category:Trade
BitPenny

BitPenny is a bitcoin mining pool that uses an open-source client to protect against potential abuses and security vulnerabilities resulting from centralized mining power.
Client-side verification prevents the server from executing double-spending and other attacks. Automatic fail-over to solo mining allows the pool to disintegrate into individual mining nodes and to continue supporting the bitcoin network in a case of server unavailability, preventing a catastrophic slowdown of the entire network. The instant solo fail-over also works to increase miner efficiency by utilizing time that would normally be spent waiting for work from the server due to network lag or other issues.
BitPenny uses a delayed pay-per-share (CPPSRB) payout model that is immune to pool-hopping. Shares are paid in last-in-first-out order and never decay in value, with transaction fees included in order to help avoid large backlogs of unpaid shares. More details can be found at the BitPenny website.
==Background History==
BitPenny is the second-oldest mining pool, first available for beta testing starting February 08, 2011. It was the first pool to introduce the Pay-Per-Share model, instant payouts, and address-only connections that do not require registration or a password.
==Community==
The IRC channel #bitpenny (webchat) offers conversation with fellow miners and information from BitPenny's operator.
==See Also==
* Pooled Mining
==External Links==
* BitPenny web site
* bitcointalk forum thread
* #bitpenny webchat IRC channel
Category:Pool Operators
BitPiggy

A fixed-rate exchange site serving those trading between bitcoins and Australian dollars (AUD).
The exchange rates offered are derived from the current market rates at MtGox.
==Buying Bitcoins==
After receiving a confirmation e-mail an order size can be specified and sufficient bitcoins at that rate will be reserved. A bank transfer, in the amount specified for the order, must then be sent to the account specified by BitPiggy and once received the reserved bitcoins will be released.
==Selling Bitcoins==
After receiving a confirmation e-mail an order size can be specified. Upon receipt of confirmed bitcoin funds, a bank transfer to the account provided will be sent.
==History==
The service was announced May 8, 2011BitPiggy.com - new Australian Dollar <-> BitCoin exchange. On July 1, 2011 the exchange announced plans to offer a Twitter-based payment systemRe: BitPiggy.com - new Australian Dollar <-> BitCoin exchange, Mobile payments + basic banking coming to BitPiggy.com.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitPiggy web site
==References==
Category:Exchanges
BitPotluck

bitpotluck.com was a lottery game where the prize draw increases as more people play.
Features used to include include:
* Off-blockchain transactions powered by Inputs.io
* as above, instant entry (no waiting for blockchain confirmation) and no transaction fees
* no site registration required
* no win limits - pot size depends on the number of contributions per pot
* winners are paid out immediately after being selected
* choice of multiple entry fees from as little as 0.001 BTC for light play up to 1 BTC per entry for heavy hitters
* multiple pots with differing time limits for quick 10 minute draws to long 6 hour draws
* provably fair (of course)
Additional features added into the game are:
* pot starting balance increases after every payout
* first 2 contributors of any pot get 1 free ticket (an incentive to join)
* auto-updating on-screen (no page refreshing)
The winner takes 95% of the pot total, where 2% is left in the pot for the next draw. This enables the pot size to increase over time. The other 3% goes to covering hosting costs (and profit, if any).
BitQuick.co

BitQuick.co is an instant buying and selling Bitcoin marketplace that allows buyers to connect directly to sellers via cash deposit or SEPA transfer. BitQuick provides a consistent, streamlined arbitration process for each transaction to ensure both parties are satisfied. To purchase Bitcoins on BitQuick.co, a buyer deposits cash into the sellers account, and within 3 hours of uploading the deposit receipt, the Bitcoins are sent. 
BuyBitcoin.US became BitQuick.co 8/10/2013.
BitQuick.co became the first Bitcoin marketplace to provide public proof of its reserves on 2/27/2014.
BitQuick.co simplifies buying and selling Bitcoin to 3 easy, quick steps. It can be used to convert Bitcoin to FIAT, or FIAT to Bitcoin in hours. The service is comparable to a hybrid of the BitInstant and LocalBitcoins.com service. 
==Methods of Payment==
===International (USA, CA, EU, RU, AU)===
* Cash deposit 
* SEPA transfer
No other current payment methods are being accepted. Money order support may be added in the future.
Orders must be paid for within 3 hours of the buyer hold being placed. Having 3 or more unpaid buyer holds within a 72 hour span will result in a ban from the service.
ACH, Wire transfer, or any other payment method not listed are strictly prohibited.
==Fees & Rates==
BitQuick.co charges a 0% fee to sell Bitcoin and a 2% fee to buy Bitcoin.
Bitcoins can be listed at any rate, and typically sell for around the Mt. Gox rate. This makes BitQuick.co the cheapest way to convert cash to Bitcoin in one day, or vice versa.
==Using BitQuick.co==
===How to Buy Bitcoins Instantly on BitQuick.co (2% fee)===
#Select an order from the current order book, enter your email and Bitcoin address and submit.
#Pay the described sum to the account shown on the confirmation page by going to any local branch of the sellers bank and filling out a deposit form with cash, or sending a SEPA transfer (EU customers). How to fill out a deposit slip
#Upload the receipt to BitQuick.co.
Your Bitcoin are sent within 3 business hours of your receipt being received.
===How to Sell Bitcoin Instantly on BitQuick.co (0% fee)===
#Fill out the form on BitQuick.co.
#Deposit the amount of BTC for sale into your personalized escrow address.
#Confirm cash deposits or SEPA transfers from buyers on BitQuick.co instantly.
==Security==
*256 bit SSL encryption
*Daily server backups
*Private keys for escrow addresses stored offline, ensuring no Bitcoin can be lost in case of a server compromise.
==Customer Service==
* FAQ page
* E-mail: orders@bitquick.co
* Twitter: and 
* Facebook: and 
==See Also==
* Selling bitcoins
* Buying bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitQuick.co Website
* BitQuick.co FAQ
==References==
Category:Exchanges
Category:EWallets
Category:Financial
Category:Local
BitServiceX

BitServiceX was a fixed-price [currency exchange] where Bitcoins can be bought using a SEPA (EUR) bank transfer, iDEAL (The Netherlands), Giropay (Germany), Sofortüberweisung (Germany, Austria, The Netherlands) or Bancontact / MisterCash (Belgium, France).
==History==
The site is dead as of 9th June 2017.
==See Also==
* Selling bitcoins
* Buying bitcoins
==External Links==
* BitServiceX website
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
BitSimple

BitSimple is a direct broker of bitcoins. Unlike an exchange, users purchase or sell bitcoins directly with BitSimple. The company claims this provides a higher level of security and transparency as the company does not hold any user funds or bitcoins. Purchases of bitcoins are sent directly to a user's personal wallet address and bitcoins can be sold to BitSimple from any wallet. The service was announced in Dec, 2013 as a replacement from [FastCash4Bitcoins] and launching in mid January, 2014. Tangible Cryptography (parent company of BitSimple) announced the completion of a $600,000 seed round funded entirely in bitcoins to raise additional capital for BitSimple on January 21, 2014.
==History==
bitsimple.com was dead 9th June 2017.
==Pricing==
With the exception of a fee on some payment methods the service charges no fees. This leads to straight forward pricing where the exchange rate offered for the purchase and sale of bitcoins is provided continually to users before they transfer coins. The website indicates exchange rate is based on supply and demand and does not necessarily correlate to any one major exchange however on 02/21/2014 the rates offered were within 1% to 2% of the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index 
==Fees==
(as of 02/21/2014)
* USD Deposits - no fee
* BTC Deposits - no fee
* BTC Withdraws - no fee
* Exchanges/Trades - no fee
* USD Withdraws - varies by payment method (ACH is provided without a fee)
==Access==
BitSimple is currently available only to residents of the United States. Residents of Virginia, California, and New York are blocked by BitSimple due to regulatory uncertainty created by regulating bodies in those states. 
==Organization==
BitSimple is registered with FinCEN as a Money Service Business (MSB) and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tangible Cryptography, Inc. Tangible Cryptography has provided bitcoin exchange services since April, 2012.
==External Links==
* BitSimple.com
* TangibleCryptography.com
* Tangible Cryptography raises $600K for bitcoin sales portal (coindesk.com)
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
Category:Services
BitSource

===Overview===
BitSource.org is a crypto-currency exchange that allows users worldwide to buy and sell Bitcoins.
Based in Belize, BitSource.org is owned and operated by DCE24 Group Ltd., BitSource.org is a crypto-currency exchange platform focused on simplifying the purchase and sale of Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies. 
The company accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, ACH, and many other options. 
The company holds up to 98% of customer funds in cold wallets and offline in bank vaults to prevent theft or loss.
===Technology===
Their platform technology is licensed from Alphapoint.
===Updates===
On April 30th 2014, BitSource.org announced they are now accepting Visa/Mastercard.
On August 3rd 2014, BitSource.org announced they have added a new payment processor and will soon be accepting Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and ACH.
===External Links===
* http://BitSource.org
Category:Defunct exchanges
BitStore

BitStore is a simple and fast native iOS Bitcoin wallet.
It offers all the features you want but still provides an easy to use interface.
Private keys are generated on the device and stored securely in the Keychain.
===Features===
* Open source
* Client side private key
* Private key export & import
* Easy to use interface
* Contacts
* Multiple currencies
* Multiple units (BTC, mBTC, uBTC)
* Push notifications
===Screenshots===
File:Bitstore_Screenshot1.png|Account
File:Bitstore_Screenshot2.png|Send
File:Bitstore_Screenshot3.png|Contacts
File:Bitstore_Screenshot4.png|Settings
File:Bitstore_Screenshot5.png|Transaction
===Links===
* Website
* App Store
BitTick

BitTick - Real-time Bitcoin ticker
BitTick is iOS only application. show latest market prices of Bitcoin and will displayed in Bitcoin price and local currency.
===Features===
* Real-Time Bitcoin prices 
* Real-Time currency convert(support 50+ currency. USD, GBP, EUR, CNY, JPY, CAD, RUB, AUD, BRL, NZD, PLN, KRW…) 
* Simple design, Easy to use 
===Supported Exchanges===
*MtGox
*BTC China
*Bitstamp
*BTC-E
*796.com
===Screenshots===
File:BitTick_Icon_120.png|App Icon
File:BitTick_Screenshot_splash.png|Splash image
File:BitTick_Screenshot_1.png|Exchanges default currency
File:BitTick_Screenshot_2.png|all USD
File:BitTick_Screenshot_3.png|all CNY
File:BitTick_Screenshot_4.png|all GBP
File:BitTick_Screenshot_5.png|all EUR
File:BitTick_Screenshot_6.png|all JPY
File:BitTick_Screenshot_7.png|Change Currency
==External Links==
* BitTick in App store
Category:Mobile
BitTicker

An open source stock ticker app for Mac OS X.
The software was announced on May 14, 2011BitTicker: A Mt. Gox "stock ticker" for Mac, and soon also iPhone and iPad. The author plans to make the tool available on iPhone and iPad as well.
==See Also==
* Mt. Gox Data Services
==External Links==
* BitTicker-Mac project on GitHub
* BitTicker download
==References==
Category:Open Source
BitTrust

BitTrust is a website that offers reviews for online merchants that accept bitcoin. The site aims to solve the problem of non-trustworthy bitcoin-related services.
== Reviews ==
Services and merchants can have their websites reviewed by BitTrust by submitting them to the site. BitTrust claims to evaluate submitted listings within 24 hours of submission. Users can also submit reviews for services that they have used.
Sites are listed on BitTrust through a categorization system.
BitWillet

An easy shopping cart interface allowing a site to easily accept Bitcoins as payment. 
The service was launched on June 28, 2011Ok! The time is now! Announcing BitWillet, and closed for new signups on June 2, 2012http://www.bitwillet.com.
=== How It Works ===
* A customer clicks a 'Buy with BTC' button / link.
* BitWillet provides a unique Bitcoin address.
* Once payment to that address is confirmed, BitWillet POSTs the purchase information to a specified URL.
* The URL can redirect the customer to the digital goods, record purchase information, etc.
=== Integration Details ===
==== Client-Side ====
* The BitWillet JavaScript is loaded by adding <script src="http://www.bitwillet.com/plugin/bitwillet.js" type="text/javascript"></script>.
* A button or link which initiates the BitWillet offer is added:
 <a onClick="bitwillet( 'OFFER_ID' );" href="#"> 
 Purchase "OFFER_TITLE" with Bitcoins!
 </a> 
 <noscript> Please enable Javascript to access "OFFER_TITLE". </noscript> 
==== Seller-Side ====
* A URL handler is created which will accept BitWillet's purchase confirmation POST.
==See Also==
* eCommerce 
==External Links==
* BitWillet web site
* Hacker News Announcement web site
* Reddit Announcement web site
==References==
Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces
BitXoin

Based in the heart of Australia's Gold Coast, bitXoin is the most advanced and innovative Buy Bitcoin platform in use today. Thanks to our extensive network of banking institutions, we are proud to service multiple countries and currencies, with more countries coming very soon. 
bitXoin provides a fast, simple and affordable way to Buy Bitcoins using Australian Dollars and New Zealand Dollars. Up until now, buying Bitcoins in Australia and New Zealand has been a long, complex and expensive process (requiring international wire transfers, transaction fees and significant processing delays). I
It has never been easy to convert AUD to BTC... bitXoin makes it easy!
Now with the best BTC conversion rates offered in Australia - 5% commission - Bitcoin.IT YES! - promo-code: YES5
==History==
The site went live July 1st, 2013. bitxoin.com was dead 9th July 2017.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
==External Links==
* bitXoin website
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
Bit (unit)

Some people advocate the term bit to refer to one microbitcoin (a millionth of a bitcoin).
==History==
==Criticism==
Many people think this term is confusing. For example "bit" is also a portmanteau of "binary digit", a basic unit of information used in computing that can have only one of two values (either 0 or 1).https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit
==References==
Bit Gold proposal

The Bit Gold proposal, by Nick Szabo, describes a system for the decentralized creation of unforgeable proof of work chains, with each one being attributed to its discoverer's public key, using timestamps and digital signatures. It is said that these proofs of work would have value because they would be scarce, difficult to produce, could be securely stored and transferred. Szabo's theory of the economics of such money is described in the linked article on the origins of money.
Transfer with prevention of double-spending, via a Byzantine-resilient peer-to-peer method, is described in another linked article which calls the method secure property titles and proposes also applying it to other kinds of digital property, such as domain names. However, this Byzantine method relies on a quorum of network addresses rather than a quorum of (hash) computing power, so unlike bitcoin it is vulnerable to Sybil attacks.
==References==
* Bit gold
* Secure property titles with owner authority
* The origins of money
* Bitgold Review - Not related to Szabo's Bitgold whatsoever.
* Bitgold Review
Bit Moose

Bit Moose is a free, open source ,Bitcoin mining assistant program. It allows miners to run under a background windows service. The package includes a GUI and console host. You can configure your miners from the GUI or modify the Settings.xml file yourself to fine tune adjustments. It was created by BitcoinTalk user Awesomey and released on October 31st, 2012. It is written in C# and is only available for Microsoft Windows-based systems.
== Download ==
Latest Binaries
Latest Source Code
===== Release Information =====
BitCoin Talk Thread
CodePlex Official Page
* Bitcoin Mining Software
== Requirements ==
* Windows Vista/7 (XP Untested) or Windows Server 2003/8
* .NET Framework 3.5 
== Installation ==
# Run bitmoose-gui.exe
# Click the menu item Service->Install
# Wait about 5 seconds for the status bar to show "Service Stopped".
# Configure your miner.
# On your miner, click the 'Validation' tab, and click the button to make sure it runs ok from a console.
# Click the menu item Service->Start
# After the service is started, you should see your miner's output trickling into the miner's status box.
# Done.
You can now log out of windows and let your miner work behind the scenes!
Bitbills

According to the product's announcement Bitbills are the first physical incarnation of bitcoins.
A Bitbill is a plastic card that holds the cryptographic key that will allow the face value amount of the card to be spent. The key is on a QR code embedded within the card such that it cannot be read without the card showing evidence of tampering. Additionally, the card has a hologram affixed to ensure that the card is not a counterfeit.
The intention is that the card will be left unopened and then can be treated as money by being acceptable at face value when making a transaction in-person at a retailer, for example. At any time, the card can be opened and the funds spent through the Bitcoin payment network. Once the card has been opened it will no longer be acceptable as payment anywhere else due to the fact that its private key has already been revealed.
At the time this article was created, the ability to spend a Bitbill required that a patch to the Bitcoin software be in place.
The cards come in denominations of 1 BTC, 5 BTC, 10 BTC and 20 BTC. Orders for the cards are accepted online and the only form of payment is Bitcoin.
The Bitbill launch was announced on May 9, 2011Introducing Bitbills!.
As of May 15, 2012, Bitbills are no longer in productionOrdering Bitbills.
==See Also==
* Digital currency
==External Links==
* Bitbills web site
==References==
Category:Financial
Category:Digital_currencies
Category:Physical bitcoins