Looking for the Tapbit customer support number? You've come to the right place! Here you will find the Tapbit customer support number as well as the Tapbit headquarters phone number. We'll also provide a brief overview of the company so you can be sure you're contacting the right people.
Tapbit phone number.
To find out the Bit Phone number for your specific phone, please enter your phone's IMEI number into the search field below.
Tapbit support.
We are excited to announce that BitPay has added support for the new BitPin! This means that you can now use the BitPin payment processor to make payments with your BitPay account.
To start using BitPin, first create a new BitPin account. Once you have created your account, you will need to add your bank information. You can find your bank information in your bank account statement or on the website of your bank. Once you have added your bank information, you can start making payments with BitPin.
To make a payment with BitPay using BitPin,:
1. Open your BitPay account.
2. Click the “Accounts” tab.
3. Click the “Send” button next to the account you want to pay.
4. In the “Payment Method” box, select “BitPin.”
5. Enter the amount you want to pay in the “Amount” box and click the “Pay” button.
6. You will receive a confirmation message that your payment was successful.
Tapbit customer care.
Should you have any questions or issues with your Bitpay account, you can contact Bitpay’s customer care team by phone, email, or chat. You can find contact information for Bitpay’s customer care team below.
Phone: 1-866-756-Bitpay (1-866-755-2327)
Email: support@bitpay.com
Chat: Live Chat
What is Tapbit?
Tapbit is a new way to pay for things with your phone. It's a digital wallet that lets you pay for things with your phone without having to use a credit or debit card. You can use Tapbit to pay for things like coffee, food, and tickets. You can also use Tapbit to save your money and pay your bills.
Tapbit headquarters.
Bitcoin is a digital and global payment system invented by Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin is one of the first digital currencies, and it was first traded on exchanges in 2009. As of February 2015, over 100,000 merchants and vendors accept bitcoin as payment.