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Shopping on a whim whenever and wherever you want is possible 24 hours a day thanks to Coinsbee. Within the blockchain, payment flows are also becoming increasingly secure, so you no longer need a bank account to access a wide range of services and products, with a virtual wallet such as Ethereum being completely sufficient to pay online. With Coinsbee you can use Digibyte or any other of the 200 supporting digital currencies to access a whole world of online shopping without having to use traditional currencies.

Modern prepaid payment systems that can be managed through an app are fast becoming the norm. Monaco-based Bitsa is one of the new startups collaborating with Visa to offer a prepaid credit card. The aim is to make it easier for you to pay by card when you travel, as using a Bitsa card allows you to avoid a lot of fees on the go. In the regular edition, the Bitsa credit card is completely free of charge. The unique feature of Bitsa is that it accepts Bitcoin as a recharge mechanism. With Coinsbee, however, you have even more advantages, as it allows you to add more than 200 cryptocurrencies to your Bitsa balance.

Not only can you load your Bitsa credit card with Digibyte and other cryptocurrencies, with Coinsbee you can buy credit codes for various cards such as Visa, Mastercard and American Express, which are then sent directly to your email inbox.PayPal and paysafecard are also part of the portfolio on Coinsbee. Vodafone, Telekom Deutschland (formerly T-Mobile) and their numerous prepaid mobile tariffs are represented in the telecommunications sector on Coinsbee. All credit cards for all major mobile phone providers in Germany and some neighbouring European countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium or Ireland can be paid for online with crypto currencies such as Digibyte, Bitcoin or Lite. The credit codes can be used immediately after purchase. No separate activation is required. But if the credit code is in your mailbox and was sent to you by e-mail, it can be used immediately. It can then be deposited as a credit on the website of the provider after login.

By its own claims, Digibyte is the world's longest-running blockchain, having been founded in 2013 by programmer Jared Tate and having reached a market capitalisation of over USD 1 trillion. Digibyte is an open source digital currency based on Bitcoin, and a UTXO-based currency, meaning that each coin, like Bitcoin, is assigned an identifier, and these are not considered issued until they are distributed to other users. The blockchain uses five proof-of-work algorithms, including SHA256 and Scrypt. Digibyte was the first block to employ segregated token technology to ensure scalability, maintaining a blockchain with more than five million blocks. The throughput is equivalent to 280 transactions per second (assuming minimal transactions), with more than 100,000 nodes worldwide, whose entries are stored in the general ledger.