Merchants News

Mastercard will allow its almost one billion users to spend cryptocurrencies at more 30 million merchants, although it hasn’t specified which coins will be supported.

Vegas Auto Gallery has seen an influx of Bitcoin payments amid the bull market.

Some winners purchased additional digital yuan during the pilot.

Starbucks and McDonald’s are reportedly not part of the 3,000 merchants piloting China’s CBDC.

China is promoting its central bank digital currency with a public $1.5 million giveaway.

After launching Nigerian Naira deposits in October 2019, Binance adds support of NGN as its first African currency for P2P trading.

New Monaco-based crypto-powered debit card supplier Bitsa lets users spend privacy-focused altcoin Monero on its prepaid cards.

Major cryptocurrency payment service provider BitPay had a temporary outage of Bitcoin payments on Dec. 22.

A crypto payment gateway says it makes accepting digital currencies on websites easy with low cost.

Developed by the Cardano Foundation and Coti, the solution allows merchants to accept ADA payments with settlement in 35 fiat currencies.

A crypto payment solution is now accepted in more than 530 stores across two nations — and is planning to expand to other European countries.

Scalability: It’s the one thing that could derail crypto’s ambitions to go mainstream. Is there an answer to this long-running issue?

A mobile crypto payment platform says its technology is removing the hurdles that are preventing online and offline retailers from accepting digital currencies.

U.S. firm Aliant Payments will provide free crypto processing services to qualified U.S. and EU merchants.

Although it is possible to spend crypto in the real world, it isn’t always easy. A new platform wants to make using Bitcoin as simple as bank cards.