Verbling Now Accepting Bitcoin as a Form of Payment

SAN FRANCISCO, USA, January 12, 2018 (Newswire.com) - ​Verbling Inc. has announced that it now accepts Bitcoin as a payment method to provide its users with greater flexibility within its educational platform. Verbling states that it’s always committed to providing an innovative approach and utilizing technology to help its diverse range of students’ needs. This new form of payment is a natural addition to make lessons with professional teachers accessible to all who wish to do so without any restrictions.

HOW TO PAY WITH BITCOIN

• On the payment page, users will have the option to select Bitcoin (just below the PayPal option).
• Once Bitcoin is selected, by clicking on "Complete secure verification" users will be presented with a QR code that they can scan with their electronic wallet, such as Coinbase, or they can send it directly to the address shown. If the window is kept open, once the money is received, it will close automatically and users will be presented with a thank you page.

About Verbling:

Verbling Inc. is a San Francisco-based company that offers an online platform where language students can take classes with professional teachers in a variety of languages such as English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Chinese. Teachers are highly qualified and only those who meet very rigorous requirements will be accepted, which ensures a high quality of teaching for the students. The platform provides complete flexibility to its students, because lessons can be taken from home at any time of day, and offers an integrated high-quality video platform so that no external application is required. There is also a mobile application where users can connect from anywhere. For more information, visit https://www.verbling.com/blog/post/verbing-is-now-accepting-bitcoin.

About Bitcoin:

Bitcoin is a form of electronic currency where each user installs a Bitcoin wallet on their computer or mobile phone. Transactions are "signed" with private keys, which acts as mathematical proof that the transaction has been authorised by the owner of the associated Bitcoin wallet. Transactions are confirmed by the block chain (the Bitcoin network) usually within approximately 10 minutes through a process called mining. For more information, visit https://bitcoin.org/en/how-it-works.

Source: Verbling Inc.