Now Accepting Bitcoin
by Jason on Sep 2, 2015 8:22:25 AM
This press release just hit the wire and we’re beyond ecstatic, to say the least!
Toronto Ontario – September 1, 2015 – Sync.com, the 100% private cloud storage and file sharing platform, today announced that they now accept Bitcoin as a method of payment, via BitPay.
“Sync offers a completely private alternative to consumer grade cloud storage services such as Dropbox, through the use of zero-knowledge encryption. Simply put, we can’t access the data stored on our servers.” said Thomas Savundra, CEO of Sync. “With Bitcoin, our customers can enjoy absolute privacy in the cloud for both their data and payments.”
Having launched as a proof of concept beta in July 2013, Sync’s zero-knowledge encrypted storage platform is now in use by over 100,000 individuals and businesses worldwide. Sync’s growth demonstrates significant awareness and demand for data privacy protection in the cloud. Bitcoin compliments Sync’s commitment to privacy by providing users with an encrypted payment option that does not require giving up personally identifiable information during signup.
“Protecting customer data is our number one priority here at Sync. As it should be for any business storing sensitive customer information in the cloud.” said Mr. Savundra. “And while we continue to offer traditional forms of payment such as credit card, Bitcoin is a win for our customers, and a win for privacy in general”.
To sign up for Sync, and learn more about data privacy in the cloud, visit https://www.sync.com and follow @Sync on Twitter.
About Sync
Sync.com is a private cloud storage platform that makes it easy to sync, backup and share documents online securely. Sync’s unique, zero knowledge storage platform provides end-to-end encryption, and only the end user has access to the encryption keys. This makes absolute data privacy in the cloud a reality. Individuals and businesses benefit by keeping their files safe, secure and private. Sync offers 5 GB of private cloud storage absolutely free, with Pro plans up to 5 TB starting from $49 / year.
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