This is what I want to keep seeing happens to Bitcoin

[Somegory]

Tell me how using Bitcoin as payment solutions not a game changer? There are crazy people like me who wants to live this life surrounding themselves around Bitcoin only, feed through it and pay bills through it.

This is Another one, a big surprise for me if not for you, sooner or later every payment apps will become Bitcoin apps eventually.

[hero_the_bossman]

Having BTC as the real option and alternative is truly great and welcomed news.

[freedomgo]

I don’t think that’s official yet because I can’t find any real announcement from them saying they added Bitcoin to their wallet or that it’s already live.

This is the only latest news I found so far.
Klarna partners with Privy to explore crypto wallet solutions

NEW YORK - Klarna, the digital payments provider with a market capitalization of $12.13 billion, has formed a research partnership with wallet infrastructure platform Privy to explore potential crypto wallet solutions, according to a press release statement issued Thursday.

Meaning they haven't launch it yet, its more like a hype of their plan in the future.

[tbct_mt2]

Tell me how using Bitcoin as payment solutions not a game changer? There are crazy people like me who wants to live this life surrounding myself around Bitcoin only, feed through it and pay bills through it.

This is Another one, a big surprise for me it not for you, sooner or later every payment apps will become Bitcoin apps eventually.

Bitcoin has been adopted as a payment method by many companies and you don't have to wait for this company acceptace of Bitcoin to realize that Bitcoin is a game changer. It has changed the world a lot since 2009, since Bitcoin genesis block, since Bitcoin pizza trade (now celebrated every year as Bitcoin pizza day).

You seem to be very new with Bitcoin market and you need to read some books for getting more information about Bitcoin history, development and its bullish future.
The bullish case of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin prehistory.
Bitcoin history book.

[Satofan44]

I don’t think that’s official yet because I can’t find any real announcement from them saying they added Bitcoin to their wallet or that it’s already live.

This is the only latest news I found so far.
Klarna partners with Privy to explore crypto wallet solutions

NEW YORK - Klarna, the digital payments provider with a market capitalization of $12.13 billion, has formed a research partnership with wallet infrastructure platform Privy to explore potential crypto wallet solutions, according to a press release statement issued Thursday.

Meaning they haven't launch it yet, its more like a hype of their plan in the future.

You didn't read the Twitter post precisely then, it says "to add" which means that it will happen in the future. It does not say that it "has added", which would mean that it has already been done. Check it again and read it carefully. Neither does the OP imply that it has already happened in his post anywhere. Therefore, both the post on X and his thread here are accurate.

Tell me how using Bitcoin as payment solutions not a game changer? There are crazy people like me who wants to live this life surrounding myself around Bitcoin only, feed through it and pay bills through it.

This is Another one, a big surprise for me it not for you, sooner or later every payment apps will become Bitcoin apps eventually.

There is no reason not to add a highly liquid asset such as Bitcoin for payments. For big payments, transaction speed does not matter and therefore nobody can use the block time as an excuse. For small payments they should offer payments in the Lightning Network. It works wonderfully.

[Faisal2202]

Tell me how using Bitcoin as payment solutions not a game changer? There are crazy people like me who wants to live this life surrounding myself around Bitcoin only, feed through it and pay bills through it.

This is Another one, a big surprise for me it not for you, sooner or later every payment apps will become Bitcoin apps eventually.

There are millions of finance apps from low popularity to high popularity, and not all of them have bitcoin integrated in them for financial activities I am not counting crypto wallets especially made for crypto transfers, hold, receive etc. Now if I am using the financial apps in my hometown that works the most here, they allow me to use bitcoin to send and receive as payment method I will be shocked at first haha.

But I might not use Bitcoin for daily transactions because of the security reasons but I do sell btc to buy things and if I get good rates via btc directly like paying electricity bills etc. then there is no way I am not using it.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I don’t think that’s official yet because I can’t find any real announcement from them saying they added Bitcoin to their wallet or that it’s already live.

This is the only latest news I found so far.
Klarna partners with Privy to explore crypto wallet solutions

NEW YORK - Klarna, the digital payments provider with a market capitalization of $12.13 billion, has formed a research partnership with wallet infrastructure platform Privy to explore potential crypto wallet solutions, according to a press release statement issued Thursday.

Meaning they haven't launch it yet, its more like a hype of their plan in the future.

You didn't read the Twitter post precisely then, it says "to add" which means that it will happen in the future. It does not say that it "has added", which would mean that it has already been done. Check it again and read it carefully. Neither does the OP imply that it has already happened in his post anywhere. Therefore, both the post on X and his thread here are accurate.

Tell me how using Bitcoin as payment solutions not a game changer? There are crazy people like me who wants to live this life surrounding myself around Bitcoin only, feed through it and pay bills through it.

This is Another one, a big surprise for me it not for you, sooner or later every payment apps will become Bitcoin apps eventually.

There is no reason not to add a highly liquid asset such as Bitcoin for payments. For big payments, transaction speed does not matter and therefore nobody can use the block time as an excuse. For small payments they should offer payments in the Lightning Network. It works wonderfully.

They have no reasons not to add Bitcoin and crypto to their payment system because as we see today, so many platforms has been developed or upgraded to meet the crypto currency payment system, even casinos and some bank apps too.

The countries who haven't legally adopted crypto currency have most of their citizens using it in private because it is obviously a decentralized system one can have and operate from anywhere in the world as long there's access to Internet and a good device to enable such features.
For those countries who have legally adopted crypto and Bitcoin, even as a includes spot ETF and strategic reserve, their banks also allow and process Bitcoin and cryptocurrency payments as well as enable payment processor applications and new innovations to allow it.

[freedomgo]

I don’t think that’s official yet because I can’t find any real announcement from them saying they added Bitcoin to their wallet or that it’s already live.

This is the only latest news I found so far.
Klarna partners with Privy to explore crypto wallet solutions

NEW YORK - Klarna, the digital payments provider with a market capitalization of $12.13 billion, has formed a research partnership with wallet infrastructure platform Privy to explore potential crypto wallet solutions, according to a press release statement issued Thursday.

Meaning they haven't launch it yet, its more like a hype of their plan in the future.

You didn't read the Twitter post precisely then, it says "to add" which means that it will happen in the future. It does not say that it "has added", which would mean that it has already been done. Check it again and read it carefully. Neither does the OP imply that it has already happened in his post anywhere. Therefore, both the post on X and his thread here are accurate.

Sorry, my bad - I didn’t read it carefully at first. When I saw the picture, I was also looking for the source, and the only thing I found was that article about them partnering with Privy to explore a crypto wallet solution. So I assumed it was still a long process since they’re only in that stage.

My assumption was that if they posted something like we will add or about to add, there would already be a clear timeline for when it goes live. But it looks like there’s none, since we couldn’t find any official source to confirm it. That picture doesn’t show the full details either, which is what I was hoping to see.

[9ja Amaka]

I don’t think that’s official yet because I can’t find any real announcement from them saying they added Bitcoin to their wallet or that it’s already live.

This is the only latest news I found so far.
Klarna partners with Privy to explore crypto wallet solutions

Same here. It is not official, but I think they have added it to their plans before the year runs out.

Adding it is not a big or difficult thing to do; they can do it today or in a few days. I dont know what is causing the delay, but when there is an official announcement, the bitcoin price might gain a little due to the announcement.

[Nwada001]

Adding it is not a big or difficult thing to do; they can do it today or in a few days. I dont know what is causing the delay, but when there is an official announcement, the bitcoin price might gain a little due to the announcement.

They don't just rush to make decisions in the company; this is not a one-man personal investment decision. Now some might have proposed it, but it needs to pass board noting and other checkups before they will finally have to implement it, and companies also do things in line with their licensing, so you don't need to be wondering what's keeping and delaying what they have proposed from being implemented.

[Vaculin]

It's still not official yet so we'll wait and see for it.

However, though this is good news for bitcoin community, but I guess it will only works for those who are not real bitcoin long term investors. Otherwise, you will just resort into paying cash and stick bitcoin as your investment. But maybe, in times of emergency, you can make use of it but most likely just a limited case.

[Questat]

Klarna is a billion-dollar company: https://www.businessofapps.com/data/klarna-statistics/

So this announcement isn’t just to hype the crowd. They really intend to make it happen. And I believe it will be soon, because once a company of that size makes a public announcement like this, they can’t risk their reputation by hyping something and then not delivering. Moves like this already influence people who are considering investing in the company, since it’s a huge step in adoption. Bitcoin growth is fast, and the positive impact is obvious, so adding it makes sense for them.

[Dave1]

Klarna is a billion-dollar company: https://www.businessofapps.com/data/klarna-statistics/

So this announcement isn’t just to hype the crowd. They really intend to make it happen. And I believe it will be soon, because once a company of that size makes a public announcement like this, they can’t risk their reputation by hyping something and then not delivering. Moves like this already influence people who are considering investing in the company, since it’s a huge step in adoption. Bitcoin growth is fast, and the positive impact is obvious, so adding it makes sense for them.

And obviously to make money too, that's why they jump on the news already and join the bandwagon. So yeah, we have heard so many hype already that this news might not come as something to push the price again.

Nevertheless, another step for Bitcoin adoption, we don't know that numbers and we keep on saying that it's a slow process. But I do think that adoption is really growing fast that maybe in less than 4 years it will be included in all cash apps around the world.

[mrust_mobile]

Apps implement btc as payment method is a great move but it doesn’t mean anything in my country where our domestic companies can’t accept btc legally as a payment method.

This app probably allows international users to use their services and that way I can go spend my btc there without giving a fuck about what my government think but the moment they decide to open up a local branch (think it like binance international / binance us) in my country, this feature will be gone for us.

It is sti a good step towards the right direction. I hope many other apps follow the same path and hopefully governments like mine will remove that shitty law and let businesses accept crypto.

[Oasisman]

I don’t think that’s official yet because I can’t find any real announcement from them saying they added Bitcoin to their wallet or that it’s already live.

This is the only latest news I found so far.
Klarna partners with Privy to explore crypto wallet solutions

Same here. It is not official, but I think they have added it to their plans before the year runs out.

Adding it is not a big or difficult thing to do; they can do it today or in a few days. I dont know what is causing the delay, but when there is an official announcement, the bitcoin price might gain a little due to the announcement.

I think it would still need to run some tests to minimize the possibility of transaction issues. They are announcing it way ahead of time, so their target market, who opt to use Bitcoin for their service are gonna be informed. I think it's one way to test this payment option, whether there is a significant number of people who would react, and that's how they will determine if Bitcoin is a good addition to attract more clients.
Well, in my opinion, Bitcoin and other top alts are a must for all payment solutions globally, because they are already recognized globally.

[Kelward]

I won't be surprised if every major companies starts to add and accept Bitcoin as payment, it would be to their advantage because every Bitcoin enthusiasts will be happy to patronize them. Accepting Bitcoin will be a good marketing strategy for any major and remote company that wants to increase their customer base. Most Bitcoin holders are in it for investment purposes and when they know that it is accepted in most places it'll make the currency to be circulating more instead of most of it being held for profit. It will be a win win for buyers and sellers when the acceptance of Bitcoin gains more ground.

[GreatArkansas]

This kind of news is now becoming normal, most of them right now are the banks, where they are starting to integrate Bitcoin to their platform, like combining with traditional banking or mobile banking. This is really win win-win for these platforms like banks and the consumers too.
Virus is spreading.

[khiholangkang]

This kind of news is now becoming normal, most of them right now are the banks, where they are starting to integrate Bitcoin to their platform, like combining with traditional banking or mobile banking. This is really win win-win for these platforms like banks and the consumers too.
Virus is spreading.

This means that we are in a transition period, adoption is growing and bitcoin is being used as an alternative means of payment that Satoshi intended, the goal will soon be achieved when everyone uses bitcoin for transactions and avoids third parties so that everyone has freedom.

This transition takes time gradually, however bitcoin is not an asset that is easily learned by people of previous generations, this is related to the acceptance of generations in the world, the older it is, the more difficult it is to accept new technology and adapt to the latest technology, but the younger generation lives in the era of development that will give birth to the readiness of the ability and understanding of the application of the use of bitocin.

[Blour]

sing Bitcoin for daily payments feels revolutionary, but it’s actually the least revolutionary thing about it. Turning Bitcoin into just another payment app misses the point entirely.

Bitcoin is slow, volatile, and expensive for buying coffee. Its real revolution isn't replacing your Visa card—it's replacing the foundation of the system Visa sits on.

[The Cryptovator]

There is no reason not to add a highly liquid asset such as Bitcoin for payments. For big payments, transaction speed does not matter and therefore nobody can use the block time as an excuse. For small payments they should offer payments in the Lightning Network. It works wonderfully.

Agree with you; for big companies and big payments, delay time or transaction fees don't matter. But for small payments like paying bills for coffee shops, it's hard nowadays since most of us aren't familiar with the Lightning Network yet. Even for me, it looks quite complicated using the Lightning Network. But it's good to see even big exchanges like Binance have been adapting the Lightning Network by enabling withdrawals on the Lightning Network. Hope day by day Bitcoin users will start using the Lightning Network.

Bitcoin is slow, volatile, and expensive for buying coffee. Its real revolution isn't replacing your Visa card—it's replacing the foundation of the system Visa sits on.

Regarding slow Satofan44 already answered; it just depends on our good intentions. Also merchants need to add the Lightning Network to solve the issues regarding slow payments and high fees. I don't think Bitcoin could replace the traditional payment system, but Bitcoin will be another option of the payment system.