Merchants News

Adoption has been strongest in the hospitality, travel, digital goods, and gaming industries. Millennials and Gen Zs are proving to be the most crypto-savvy shoppers.

Steak 'n Shake, an American fast food restaurant company, first began accepting BTC in May and is now expanding its stores to El Salvador.

Square’s new Bitcoin payments may redefine how merchants accept money online with faster settlement, lower costs and greater financial control.

Elliptic’s report reveals how the Huione Guarantee marketplace facilitated massive money laundering and cyber scams using Tether transactions.

Nayib Bukele may have just won another five years as presidency, but El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment will need more than that.

The Central American country of Guatemala is getting inked on the path to greater Bitcoin merchant adoption.

Crypto payments are taking off in a big way in Lugano, Switzerland with 60 merchants and counting.

Tips, tricks and tribulations from the grassroots mission of two Bitcoiners who spent a day trying to “orange pill” merchants in a U.K. town.

Improving customer experience, increasing the customer base and the hope their brand is perceived as “cutting edge” were the biggest reasons given for a desire to adopt crypto payments.

On The Run (OTR) will work with Crypto.com to implement its Pay Merchant product, with a Sydney payment systems provider rolling out new terminals to allow consumers to pay with crypto.

A new Crypto.com survey reveals a huge gap between consumer demand and merchant acceptance for crypto payments.

Apple Pay users will technically be able to use iPhone’s Tap to Pay feature to make crypto payments across mainstream merchants and businesses.

Perth Heat will use the Bitcoin Lightning Network to make payments to professional baseball players and staff.

Afterpay spoke as part of the Senate inquiry into “Australia as a Technology and Financial Center” and Lee Hatton said there would be enough consumer demand to offer crypto services.

A Portuguese shop selling products of Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi previously announced that it partnered with Utrust to unlock payments in five cryptocurrencies.