If paying by Bank Transfer, the customer must make a payment by following the instructions that are communicated on the website and in the automatic e-mail with its communication to the receipt of the order. The purchased goods will be shipped to the customer only after the actual receipt of the transfer.

IBAN at which the bank transfer is: IT16 V030 3278 6300 1000 0001 435, Bank Credito Emiliano Agency in San Severo (FG), Payable to: La Sala Pasquale. The purpose of the transfer must indicate the order number , announced in the aforementioned e-mail order receipt.

The customer is required to send a copy of the e-mail payment to info@agricolalasala.com within 48 hours of receipt of the order confirmation. If within that period Azienda Agricola La Sala will not receive the proof of payment, will cancel the order.

Notes:

• Any bank charges will be borne solely by the customer (in case of repayment).
• Communications relating to the payment of and the data provided by the customer when this is done take place on special protected lines and with all the guarantees secured by the use of security protocols provided by the payment networks.

If paying by Cash on delivery, the Buyer will pay in advance, but the object is not directly at the time of his arrival at the destination. The service is an additional charge specified during the purchase transaction.

Bitcoin (symbol: ₿, code: BTC or XBT) is an international cryptocurrency and currency payment system created in 2009 by an anonymous inventor (or group of inventors), known by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, who developed an idea he presented on the Internet in late 2008.

By convention if the term Bitcoin is used with a capital initial it refers to the technology and the network, while if lowercase (bitcoin) it refers to the currency itself.

By financial experts, Bitcoin is not classified as a currency, but as a currently highly volatile store of value. Unlike most traditional currencies, Bitcoin does not make use of a central entity or sophisticated financial mechanisms, the value is determined solely by supply and demand leverage: it uses a database distributed among network nodes that keep track of transactions, but uses cryptography to manage functional aspects, such as the generation of new currency and the attribution of bitcoin ownership.

The bitcoin network allows for pseudo-anonymous ownership and transfer of coins; the data needed to use one’s bitcoins can be stored on one or more personal computers or electronic devices such as smartphones, in the form of a digital “wallet,” or maintained with third parties that perform bank-like functions. The bitcoin wallet has an address identified by an alphanumeric code that has between 25 and 36 characters between numbers and letters; it is the only data to be communicated to receive a payment that will enjoy a certain degree of anonymity, but will at the same time be publicly and immutably visible on the blockchain forever. Great care must be taken when transmitting the alphanumeric code as any errors do not allow the transaction to be cancelled and cause the loss of the money. It is possible to receive payments more simply by scanning QR codes.

In any case, bitcoins can be transferred through the Internet to anyone with a “bitcoin address”. The peer-to-peer structure of the Bitcoin network and the lack of a central entity makes it impossible for any authority, governmental or otherwise, to block transfers, seize bitcoins without possession of their keys, or devalue them due to the introduction of new currency.

Bitcoin is one of the first implementations of a concept defined as cryptocurrency, first described in 1998 by Wei Dai on a mailing list.