Aliant Payment Systems announced that they will add Litecoin functionality to their existing product line. The US-based platform offering merchants a payment service was the first company of its kind to offer merchants payment in Bitcoin in 2017.. They also added Ethereum at the end of last year.. Eric Brown, their CEO, announced that they will also offer Litecoin to their customers:. Cryptocurrencies give us many ways to do this, while also giving customers more payment options.. We hope Litecoin will be an important coin that we will use frequently in our daily lives.. Pay with Litecoin at restaurants, bars, gas stations, and more.”
Aliant is currently collaborating with NetCents Technology based in Vancouver. They help Aliant bring their services together with the cryptocurrency service. The duo received feedback due to the abundance of various cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and Litecoin were chosen to add alongside Bitcoin due to their popularity, public adoption and stability.
Aliant Litecoin is a payment option for lower priced products. thinks it will be used as. Larger payments are now being made with its older brother, Bitcoin.. This is related to the fee charged when using Bitcoin for payments.. Transactions using Litecoin cost much less.
Brown continued by talking about his company’s collaboration with NetCents: we explained what we thought; their CTO Medhi Mehrtash was the engineer who made it happen. His team has built our platform around the innovations we’ve brought in, and we’re now excited to show our merchants what cryptocurrency they can use for their online payments.”
NetCents CEO Clayton Moore