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Vending machines operated by major Asia-Pacific soft-drink bottler and distributor Coca-Cola Amatil will now be accepting payments in crypto.

U.S. footwear giant Nike has entered a new affiliate partnership allowing customers to earn up to 3% from online purchases with crypto.

Starbucks and McDonald’s are among the many retail companies that will allegedly support digital yuan payments in Xiong’an, one of four pilot program locations.

The payment portal for crypto exchange Coinbase passed $200 million in transactions from the platform’s 8,000 integrated retailers.

Less than 1% of Australians used crypto for consumer payments in 2019, according to a survey by the Reserve Bank of Australia.

We can’t officially confirm it, but a credible source suggests yes.

Blockchain tech can reshape the customer relationship management industry and lead it to new horizons.

The IBM Sterling platform is set to augment its feature set with integrations developed by external companies, including Salesforce and Publicis Sapient.

China’s digital currency approach will favor international payments and domestic retail system, former PBoC governor Zhou Xiaochuan said.

Coca Cola’s bottlers are implementing a blockchain solution from German software firm SAP to manage their cross-party transactions.

A major South Korean convenience store chain, CU, will now accept a blockchain-based payment method at its stores.

The Fold app, a mobile shopping app that supports the Bitcoin Lightning Network, has added a fiat currency payment option following a $2.5 million investment.

By early 2020, support for Bitcoin payments will launch at over 25,000 sales points for 30 French retailers, including sportswear giant Decathlon and cosmetics store Sephora.

Cryptocurrency adoption has gained traction since the invention of Bitcoin 10 years ago. Here’s a look at where you can spend crypto today.

Privacy-focused blockchain software project Particl has announced a market management option that allows vendors to create and manage stores for specific audiences.