crypto payments

Launch Cart Partners with OpenNode
Launch Cart Partners with OpenNode to Allow BTC Payments For Firms

OpenNode partners with Launch Cart to allow Bitcoin payments for eCommerce firms. The partnership will make use of Bitcoin Lightning Network payments. Launch Cart will also launch a wholesale dropshipping marketplace named “Source and Sell.” Leading eCommerce software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform Launch Cart partners with OpenNode, a Bitcoin payment processor, to allow any businesses by the help of Launch Cart’s platform to accept Bitcoin as payment. In a tweet, Bitcoin Archive stated that Launch Cart will be integrating Lightning Network payments, Bitcoin’s second layer that utilizes micropayment channels to enhance the blockchain’s ability to transfer more efficiently. According to the press

Mexican-Style-Restaurant-Chipotle-Now-Accepts-Crypto-Payments
Mexican-Style Restaurant Chipotle Now Accepts Crypto Payments

Chipotle now accepts cryptocurrency via digital payments platform Flexa. Customers must download the Gemini or SPEDN app and scan it to pay. Flexa offers a 10% off of first crypto payments using the app. Flexa, a digital payments platform, announced today that the Mexican-style fast-food restaurant chain Chipotle will now accept crypto payments through Flexa. Flexa is a merchant-focused app designed to reduce costs, settlement times, and fraud. Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin and more than 90 other currencies, were supported by Flexa.  By using the Flexa app, customers can now order food from any of the 3,000 Chipotle

Twitter Abuzz About eBay Offering Crypto Payments Soon
Twitter Abuzz About eBay Offering Crypto Payments Soon

Many corporations are slowly offering crypto payments on their platforms.  eBay could be the next one.  The CEO of eBay says they will delve deep and consider possibilities. As the popularity of cryptocurrencies continues to grow, more and more corporations are considering adding crypto as a payment option to their businesses. The latest of these businesses could be eBay.  In detail, eBay’s CEO Jamie Iannone says the website isn’t accepting crypto payments at the moment. However, he says it does open up a new form of payment. It seems the CEO is considering the possibilities of crypto payments on the