Delivery News

There’s a growing demand to pay for food with Bitcoin in-store and online. As institutions adopt Bitcoin as a store of value, people also want to use it for everyday purchases.

A software developer from Ohio is taking on extra work at DoorDash to grow his stack of Bitcoin.

The company has partnered with Bitso and Bitpay to allow its users to pay for orders with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

World’s top ecommerce firm Amazon filed a patent for a blockchain system that tracks goods as they move on the supply chain.

Teleport, the logistics division of major airline AirAsia, launched blockchain-based cargo booking system Freightchain.

Shipping startup 300cubits burns its tokens while suspending its blockchain operations due to low transaction volume.

Thailand’s Customs Department plans to use IBM’s Tradelens blockchain shipment tracking solution, first at a port in Chon Buri and later in Bangkok.

A branch of U.S. Customs and Border Protection will test blockchain-based shipping for licensed shipping partners.

A shipping container is reportedly the first to enter the Netherlands having been tracked from South Korean entirely by blockchain.

Maritime shipping firms Ocean Network Express and Hapag-Lloyd join blockchain tracking platform TradeLens.

Swiss Mediterranean Shipping and French CMA CGM have both joined TradeLens.

A Russian cargo shipping firm deploys blockchain in more than ten ports across the country to increase overall capacity.

Multinational mining giant BHP conducted a joint blockchain experiment with Japanese shipper NYK and biofuel producer Good Fuels.

Israel’s largest cargo shipping company Zim has opened its blockchain platform to all clients in select trades, following a successful pilot.

A subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Ports has launched an international blockchain pilot with the Port of Antwerp.