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DominicFord.com Now Accepting Bitcoin Payment

NEW YORK — Dominic Ford announced the acceptance of bitcoin as a method of payment on DominicFord.com.

Ford said that the move marks the first gay porn company to accept the fledging currency.

"We often get requests from members who wish they could join our site but who don't have credit cards. Bitcoins are easy to buy using a variety of methods," Ford said.

He added, "Plus, bitcoins have a level of anonymity that some porn viewers prefer. We are excited to be the first in the gay side of the industry to accept bitcoins."

The site offers with recurring and non-recurring memberships using the new currency.

In addition to being the first 3D gay porn site, the company said it was the first gay site to allow 1080p downloads, and most recently became the first to allow 4K downloads of some of its latest content.

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