Alibaba partnered with Bitcoin rewards shopping app Lolli, enabling its shoppers in the U.S. to earn 5% back in Bitcoin.
Shopping News
Shopping is an activity of selecting suitable goods and services for the future purchase of the best of them. Online shopping is currently a major sector of the retail industry. Shopping sites have taken a large number of customers due to easy usage, lower prices and time efficiency compared to offline shopping. Retail companies try to gather an even larger consuming base by implementing new technologies. Online shopping with Bitcoin within major retailers was first offered by Overstock.com in 2014. There are still very few shopping sites that accept Bitcoin, but the number of them is growing over time. Sites that allow online shopping with Bitcoin can get a larger number of clients by adding crypto enthusiasts and people who want to try cryptocurrency payments into their customer base. Famous online shopping sites that accept Bitcoin are Expedia, Virgin Galactic, Gyft and Steam.
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A crypto payment solution is now accepted in more than 530 stores across two nations — and is planning to expand to other European countries.
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Privacy-focused blockchain software project Particl has announced a market management option that allows vendors to create and manage stores for specific audien...
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Bitcoin rewards shopping app Lolli now works at major American grocery chain Safeway to give customers 3.5% back in Bitcoin on all their purchases.
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Following the partnership with Hotels.Com, Lolli now has two of the world’s top three travel websites including Booking.com.
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A decentralized marketplace offering e-commerce on demand has launched with 50,000 items, enabling shoppers to have products delivered in less than two hours.
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A company offering crypto payments in hundreds of stores, as well as a universal loyalty program, has unveiled a redesigned app with upgraded features.
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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.
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A new e-commerce ecosystem wants to help small merchants thrive, while giving social media users the opportunity to generate income.
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A company plans to cut waste by helping retailers manage stock levels with “pinpoint accuracy” and creating a generation of “smart consumers.”
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A Blockchain platform says its augmented reality technology will allow markers to be assigned to physical objects, unlocking a wealth of content for users.
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Retailers at a major mall will put a cryptocurrency payment system through its paces within days, in what a company describes as a world first.
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A crypto startup says merchants are being exploited by credit card companies, and is creating a Blockchain protocol which lowers transaction fees.
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