Is there a mobile phone operator that accepts Bitcoin?

[mallard]

its not depend on mobile oprater.its just depend on by which site you Recharge. there are many site thats accept btc and instant of this they Recharge your mobile.

Not everyone uses pay as you go, you can also get monthly contracts.

[lahm-44]

yes mate every mobile phone accepts bitcoins but I don't think any sim card do accept bitcoins or should they needed to accept that.I mean we can recharge our phobes with btc I have dobe it many times

[buysellbitcoin]

If you want to topup/recharge Indian cellphones ( Prepaid/Postpad/Data card) or DTH services, you can try Zebpay.

Disclaimer : I am co founder at Zebpay.

Thanks and Regards

[coinplus]

I think no operators have directly accepted the bitcoins.
But if you want to topup you mobile phone, try these sites:
1. www.piiko.com
2. www.bitrefill.com
3. www.mobileshop.ph

yes I have seen these sites by google them. Some sites support Indian operators for top up. That's the good news. Actually I was planning to start a mobile top up site for indian mobile operators. That would be more attractive more bitcoin users, as well as it may start attracting many people towards bitcoin.

[addy boy]

currently only in few country mobile operator accept bitcoin because few people know about use of bitcoin but i think in future mostly country mobile phone operator accept bitcoin when they know the use bitcoin but if you want to do recharge using bitcoin you should go to shop then ask them to do recharge in exchange of bitcoin

[Hazir]

T-Mobile in Poland seems to accept Bitcoin too. And there are many services allowing to recharge your phone with Bitcoin, but that probably doesn't fit what you're looking for.

Yes, that is correct. T-Mobile Poland is one of the few Mobile operators directly accepting bitcoin.
I researched that and they even offer +20% bonus for each bitcoin payment. That is great promotion of bitcoin payments!

[neonshium]

currently only in few country mobile operator accept bitcoin because few people know about use of bitcoin but i think in future mostly country mobile phone operator accept bitcoin when they know the use bitcoin but if you want to do recharge using bitcoin you should go to shop then ask them to do recharge in exchange of bitcoin

Yes, Only very few operators even my country as some mobile operators support bitcoin for talk time top up. Bitcoin has to grow more for every mobile operators provide functionality to get their talk time through bitcoin.

[rickadone]

I have found sites to use for my mobile phone bills. Everybody wanted to transform this world into most suitable for bitcoin users. That's the great effort by the bitcoin community.

[flock123]

at my place there are no operators using bitcoin, even here there are many people who do not know bitcoin

[n2004al]

In my country no one speak about bitcoin. It was spoken only one or two time in the news of one private television and that's all. No chance to be accepted by some business. Any kind of business. Phone operator included. Even some of those are world providers like Vodafone or TM of Deutsche Telekom.

[lemipawa]

not directly but in our country you can pay your bills (including electricity) through a bitcoin exchange site, you can even buy prepaid load at a discounted rate

[Proxiebuier]

Anywhere in the world

in my country, im not see any mobile phone operator accept bitcoin,
but for top up my mobile i use piiko also i use bitcoinpulsa.info

[zero01]

to my knowledge, until now there is no state that the operator is using bitcoin, but if there is, he'll probably be the first country and the country will be written in the history of bitcoin

[dothebeats]

There is one service I know that exists in our country, though it is not a direct service from a phone operator but still you can top-up your mobile: coins.ph

[NoRespect]

perhaps it will never be made
would be very inconvenient if the operator using bitcoin as a means of payment, bitcoin can only be used as digital money, so it may be very inconvenient if you have to use bitcoin as a mobile phone operator

[dothebeats]

perhaps it will never be made
would be very inconvenient if the operator using bitcoin as a means of payment, bitcoin can only be used as digital money, so it may be very inconvenient if you have to use bitcoin as a mobile phone operator

Well, mobile phone operators can accept bitcoin if they want to because bitcoin also holds value too. It's just that we're too attached with fiat and that most people prefer to use fiat in their transactions that's why we can't part with it. If only people would realize there is a better alternative than that traditional money, we could somehow escape the slavery imposed by the banks and governments by not using their own printed money.

[~Bitcoin~]

I think no operators have directly accepted the bitcoins.
But if you want to topup you mobile phone, try these sites:
1. www.piiko.com
2. www.bitrefill.com
3. www.mobileshop.ph

See the list above where you can use bitcoin to topup your mobile balance. I am from nepal and bitrefill works well with my operator here with almost instant recharge. Bitcoin uses are being border nowadays.

[Pab]

T-Mobile in Poland seems to accept Bitcoin too. And there are many services allowing to recharge your phone with Bitcoin, but that probably doesn't fit what you're looking for.

Yes T Mobile Poland is  accepting btc,you can also top up prepaid mobile sim card of others mobile operators with btc
Biggest thing is that polish airlines PLL Lot is accepting btc like a payments

[busyviable]

Well to my knowledge there are no networks that do accept BTC, however this may be a good business idea in the future  . The only drawback is the fact that transactions are anonymous in nature so a way to keep track of customers is a unique payment address for each customer, another problem is that payments are done monthly via direct debit from the customer's bank account so maybe a wallet specific to the carrier could be made as a solution?

[Preen]

I think it would be interesting to see 'top up' style with bitcoin. That's an application that could probably fit in quite easily with existing infrastructure.