Bitcoin payments now available

Bitcoin accepted here

Well, we're thrilled to announce that Clever Cloud accepts Bitcoin.

Thanks to its rising popularity, this new payments solution has been integrated to Clever Cloud with the help of Bitpay (https://bitpay.com), the leading Bitcoin payment processor, used by famous companies like Zynga (with FarmVille) and <Wordpress.com>.

Although this currency has been described as controversial, Bitcoin is more and more used (up to $200M of daily transactions) and adopted by major economic actors. Clever Cloud aims to help the emmergence of new currency types by this Bitcoin integration.

One year after our fund raising led by Kima Ventures (Xavier Niel's investments fund), the Clever Cloud service has evolved quite a lot, by integrating the support of 5 new programming languages and 3 more database services, making it the most technologically advanced PaaS.

So now, as services and runtimes, we are adding a new payment method in order make Clever Cloud even more universal in term of technology and currency.

Err… So What Exactly Is Bitcoin??

We've discovered a recent post, made by @nik5ter, describing the basics of the Bitcoin's Protocol. This post is amazingly simple and accessible. Here it is: Explain Bitcoin Like I’m Five

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