how many country recently accept btc?

[Russlenat]

I think most of country now are using bitcoin specially to internet users that even if there country is not accepting it but there citizen are already have earn bitcoin and other alt coin.
here's a map of country that legalized bitcoin
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-legal-map/

[mantra]

I think if many developed countries use and legalize bitcoin like japan and russia, other countries will follow them if the implementation of the expected bitcoin system is as expected

[CarnagexD]

No country is accepting bitcoin as an official currency as far as I know, You can just exchange it through tons of methods local and international to the local currency of the currency, naturally countries usually don't accept anything but their official currencies, exchanges can do any...

Yes, still theres no country who accept bitcoin as a currency. To used your bitcoin you need first to convert it into fiat. Because government is still against bitcoin and they didn't accept it as payment. If theres any country that you know accept bitcoin you reply here so that we will know it to.

[krishnapramod]

how many country of the world now accept btc? 

Almost all major countries have no regulations on accepting bitcoins, but apart from a couple of countries, bitcoins are not legalised. Neither banning bitcoins nor putting regulations on it. Usage of bitcoin is strictly prohibited in Bangladesh, Ecuador, Kyrgyzstan, and Bolivia.

India might soon legalise bitcoins.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_bitcoin_by_country_or_territory

[Kizaki]

I just saw 3 countries that accepted bitcoins totally and legalized it to their country.Its australia japan and  i forgot the other one,maybe we will still see more adoption from other big countries in the world because of japans adoption of bitcoin

[Dr.Osh]

There's probably no certainty about that yet, because I've never seen any country claim that they actually accept bitcoin. But, I think, many countries have received bitcoin, such as japan, brazil, and many other countries.

[Lecam]

I just saw 3 countries that accepted bitcoins totally and legalized it to their country.Its australia japan and  i forgot the other one,maybe we will still see more adoption from other big countries in the world because of japans adoption of bitcoin

Yup, thats right, because of japans influence, and everyone know that its a great country, they also do the same decision as japan did. Since japan accepted bitcoin the last time, some other countries also did the same decision. Sooner or later some other countries will also adopt it and we are sure that bitcoins value will be on top again because many users will added.

[radjie]

Which I know japan has already formalized bitcoin as currency in the country and maybe in the near future Rusia will catch up with it.
For most countries still can not accept bitcoin but most importantly the country will not ban someone who uses bitcoin.

[mace15]

As far from what I know Japan and Korea are the countries that accept bitcoin. And, others countries are not yet accepted bitcoin in any store. Other countries are still into exchange bitcoin into fiat. Still need to cashout bitcoin to local currency. Thats what I understand for the meantime.

[dunfida]

As far from what I know Japan and Korea are the countries that accept bitcoin. And, others countries are not yet accepted bitcoin in any store or atleast coffee store. Other countries are still into exchange bitcoin into fiat. Still need to cashout bitcoin to local currency. Thats what I understand for the meantime.

I have the same thing to say that Japan and Korea is accepting bitcoin and i would like to add up on New zealand too and in upcoming months on August maybe russia would accept bitcoin too which is really a great step forwards on bitcoins development.

[dillpicklechips]

Nearly all countries have considered Bitcoin "legal" since they started considering it at all.  

We don't need countries to "accept" Bitcoin as long as people can freely spend it.

In a free market, no country accepts it, all they do is regulate it or decide that it's a currency, and neither of those things means a lot.  Each individual merchant can accept it and that's only loosely related to the country.

They can take their acceptance and shove it up their arse.

I don't think so. Countries might not be able to control bitcoin or restrict the entire population to use bitcoin but they can put penalty to those who are caught using this especially countries with an intelligence in technology to block and trace some activities.

Though it is great if the cpuntry itself would officially announce its acceptance and regulate it. This will bring much more users and boost the price of bitcoin. Also you will have a legal approach regarding bitcoin if somehow there is unpleasant things that happen. By this, it will increase the trust to the people and embrace bitcoin.

[ufaiz50]

I think all countries accept bitcoin but not for legal payment so you can spend it wherever as long they receive payment via bitcoin. and to my knowledge no country is banning the use of bitcoins (correct me if wrong).

[rainingbitcoins]

I think all countries accept bitcoin but not for legal payment so you can spend it wherever as long they receive payment via bitcoin. and to my knowledge no country is banning the use of bitcoins (correct me if wrong).

If you go on localbitcoins then you will find traders from almost all countries who are dealing with buying and selling of bitcoins so I think now almost all countries have started to accept bitcoins.

[iyan33]

Probably not many countries currently accept bitcoin for payment transactions, and also my government has not given the permission of bitcoin legality, until now can only trade transactions into real currency and transactions payment of electricity and telephone.different from other countries that have been Has the legality of bitcoin.

[jeraldskie11]

I think all countries accept bitcoin but not for legal payment so you can spend it wherever as long they receive payment via bitcoin. and to my knowledge no country is banning the use of bitcoins (correct me if wrong).

Not yet all, only almost country are accepting bitcoin for now and the other country are upcoming. It doesn't mean that those country who accept bitcoin is approving it to legal, they will only adopting bitcoin. They can't control bitcoins so I think sooner all country will accept bitcoin as a currency.

[dady12]

since the citizen of almost every country are using bitcoin  in their daily transactions,it is can be deduce that bitcoin is  widely accepted even if these countries not legalizing it as currency .I know as a matter of time most developed country will co time to adopt it

[ladydark]

Accepted bitcoin? I think all countries accept bitcoin but the problem is legal or not in that country. In japan and in russia have legalized bitcoin. But in Russia in 2018

Japan has legally accepted bitcoin.
Canada has use friendly approach towards bitcoin.
China and Russia have started regulating bitcoin instead of banning it.
Some of european countries have given exemption from VAT.
India is discussing on steps to take to regulate bitcoin.

[SimmonenY]

It's like a domino effect: after a one technologically and economically developed country accepts bitcoin other countries who have trading bonds with it, will have no choice but accept it too.

[sotoshihero]

There are many countries that accepts bitcoins and they are Japan, Philippines, Australia and even India are studying about it. Also European countries are about to implement in legal way. There are no  specific country or exact figure but as long there are internet on the said or any countries, bitcoins can be accepted.

[Gens09]

I think majority of all the countries have already accepted bitcoin.Its because of its popularity and its help to their people from their own country.Since bitcoin was already introduced to the world,it have influenced many countries too.But there are still some who doesnt accept it like ecuador.It would take more years for bitcoin to be accepted worldwide.