Europeans Can Now Receive Their Paycheck in Bitcoin

Europe-based bitcoinCT r: 3 services provider Cashila has recently released a Bitwage-like Euro-to-Bitcoin payroll system, allowing European employees to request their wages to be paid in bitcoin through a simple bank or SEPA payment.

Article : http://cointelegraph.com/news/115597/europeans-can-now-receive-their-paycheck-in-bitcoin

I'm not from Europe my self but this is a pretty good news , to da moon guys ? Grin

Good news, but if I wanted to get paid on Bitcoin I would just give HD addresses and get paid over there. Why the need for a third party? I want my money to be send to me directly from p2p.

In my opinion this feature is a bit ahead of time. At the moment i'd rather use bitcoin atm to deposit my excess cash. But I would hope, that in 5 years time I would never have to use fiat again, since bitcoin is literally eating up the fiat system.

It's good to know that something like this exists - don't know if I'd use it myself. I would probably only want a portion of my payroll in bitcoins and in that case I'm pretty sure I get a better deal on an exchange.

Yeah, I am not sure that I am ready to receive an entire paycheck in bitcoin, but it is still good to see services such as this popping up.

Quote from: coinpr0n on November 09, 2015, 02:12:42 PM

It's good to know that something like this exists - don't know if I'd use it myself. I would probably only want a portion of my payroll in bitcoins and in that case I'm pretty sure I get a better deal on an exchange.

I'm on your same line on this...and it would be only a small portion by the way.
And yes, it's definitely another good news.

This seems to be an amazing service. This was much needed. Not many people are opting for this, but there's certainly a market for these services. it seems that the service has some flaws/it's still a bit "beta", but I guess everything will be ironed out in due time, with user feedback.

I wouldn't hop on a service like this, at least for now, as there aren't many places where I could spend Bitcoin, and I'd have to convert most of the balance back to euros. Besides this, my issue would be related to the fact that someone would get my paycheck before me Tongue

This service requires a lot of trust on the entity delivering it...

Quote from: kolloh on November 09, 2015, 02:23:03 PM

Yeah, I am not sure that I am ready to receive an entire paycheck in bitcoin, but it is still good to see services such as this popping up.

Certainly not the whole paycheck. In my opinion not even a part of it. Bitcoin is a very nice investment but anybody investing more than 1% of their net worth shouldn't think twice about doing it. Unknowns are still huge and as much I believe in this technology, risk is really big.

It is nice to see a service like this though! Bitcoin is slowly opening all of the doors, pretty much everywhere!

It is an interesting feature, but would there be demand for such a service?
Do we know how many people actually use Bitwage?

Quote from: manselr on November 09, 2015, 01:30:57 PM

Good news, but if I wanted to get paid on Bitcoin I would just give HD addresses and get paid over there. Why the need for a third party? I want my money to be send to me directly from p2p.

I am amusing that it¡'s because they want to have their business aligned within all laws and regulations because they don't want to work under the table so to speak, which is what basically you are doing if you are doing a job and getting paid directly on Bitcoin on a personal address (the gov will never be able to tax that).

That's some pretty good news for European Bitcoin enthusiasts. I guess this will give some motion for people in Europe start to use BTC as a real currency.

I am not sure if many people would get into it, as you still need fiat to buy in many places and tends to be more convenient, but it is good to have the possibility and no doubt some enthusiast will grab it.

Go Bitcoin.

Nice to see that we are now able to get fully or partially paid in Bitcoin. For really passionate Bitcoiners this service might come to a right time. I in personal think it's a bit too early for that as Bitcoin still being in experimental phase. But it's great that we see this happening.One more piece of a closed loop which is becoming reality.

Quote from: maokoto on November 09, 2015, 07:37:45 PM

It would take a huge roll out of ATMs, and Bitcoin infrastructure, as well as celebrity endorsements. The sheep aren't always willing to change pastures, even if the other pastures are greener.

Europe is a fairly conservative place and we've only just gotten our own united currency. Will we give it up for this new digital one?

What great news!

I'd love to know if any statistics will be published on the adoption and use of this service. It's one thing to have the service available but if people don't subscribe to it, what's the point?

I hope this is wildly successful.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on November 09, 2015, 12:50:49 PM

I'm not from Europe my self but this is a pretty good news , to da moon guys ? Grin

haha ofc that this is really good news, not only for europeans ( and enthusiasts of bitcoin ) since we can expect that the rest of the world can start to do the same, yes?

ty for the link i didn't know it, i will try to spread it through social networks let's spread the happiness Tongue