<p>You can use one of the merchant solution providers, such as:
coinbase, BitPay, for generating addresses per payment (as paypal does) redirects / serve the client with payment request at 3rd party . 
or, you can handle payment process inhouse by generating address for each payment and saving the pk / HD wallet will take much longer and develop time to do. </p>

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Haddar Macdasi
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<li>Your custom solution using language specific library (for example NBitcoin for C#).</li>
<li>Your custom solution using bitoind and JSON-RPC communication protocol.</li>
<li>Integration with Bitcoin payments processor - this is the simplest but your money are kept and managed by foregin company for some time and probably you have to pay for the service.</li>
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Isn't that exactly what the previous answer said...?
Nate Eldredge
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Yes, but without grammar and vocabulary mistakes ;)
Sebastian Xawery Wiśniowiecki
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If you want to propose corrections to an existing answer, it's better to [suggest an edit](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/posts/40453/edit) rather than posting a new, duplicative answer.
Nate Eldredge
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I can't imageine how anyone could edit and repair this part of the answear "request at 3rd party . or, you can handle" :D
Sebastian Xawery Wiśniowiecki
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Whole answaeer is just one big sentence with mess. I don't understand what author want to say, the answear should deleted
Sebastian Xawery Wiśniowiecki
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Sebastian Xawery Wiśniowiecki
<p>We are a start up company going to open an online shopping website. Our CEO wants to incorporate Bitcoin as our payment method. How can we set up a Bitcoin network?</p>

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2015-09-07T02:53:26.567Z
You might want to consult an article such as https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_to_accept_Bitcoin,_for_small_businesses which has a ton of links to relevant products and services.
Greg Hewgill
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also see this related question: [How can I accept bitcoins on my website?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/126/5406)
Murch
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Using bitcoin in a startup company
Tabassum Nasrin
# Using bitcoin in a startup company

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-09-07)

We are a start up company going to open an online shopping website. Our CEO wants to incorporate Bitcoin as our payment method. How can we set up a Bitcoin network?

**Tags:** payment-processors, website-integration

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: You might want to consult an article such as https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_to_accept_Bitcoin,_for_small_businesses which has a ton of links to relevant products and services.  
> **username_2**: also see this related question: [How can I accept bitcoins on my website?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/126/5406)  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2015-09-08. Score: 3

You can use one of the merchant solution providers, such as:
coinbase, BitPay, for generating addresses per payment (as paypal does) redirects / serve the client with payment request at 3rd party .
or, you can handle payment process inhouse by generating address for each payment and saving the pk / HD wallet will take much longer and develop time to do.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2015-12-08. Score: -1

1. Your custom solution using language specific library (for example NBitcoin for C#).
2. Your custom solution using bitoind and JSON-RPC communication protocol.
3. Integration with Bitcoin payments processor - this is the simplest but your money are kept and managed by foregin company for some time and probably you have to pay for the service.

> **Comments:**
> **username_5**: Isn't that exactly what the previous answer said...?  
> **username_4**: Yes, but without grammar and vocabulary mistakes ;)  
> **username_5**: If you want to propose corrections to an existing answer, it's better to [suggest an edit](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/posts/40453/edit) rather than posting a new, duplicative answer.  
> **username_4**: I can't imageine how anyone could edit and repair this part of the answear "request at 3rd party . or, you can handle" :D  
> **username_4**: Whole answaeer is just one big sentence with mess. I don't understand what author want to say, the answear should deleted  

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