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xMoney Expands Domino’s Partnership to Greece, Powering Faster Checkout Experiences

xMoney ($XMN) is expanding its partnership with Domino’s to Greece, following a successful rollout in Cyprus. The collaboration enables Domino’s Greece to accept card payments and digital wallets, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, through xMoney’s embeddable checkout solution. This integration ensures a seamless, secure, and faster payment experience without redirection, handling all sensitive data through compliant infrastructure. The expansion, announced at SuiHub Athens, builds on xMoney’s existing work with Sui ecosystem to broaden real-world payment access in Europe. While the current focus is on fiat payments, both teams are exploring future digital asset payment possibilities. xMoney’s role is to make checkout fast and invisible, allowing brands like Domino’s to prioritize customer experience. The token XMN supports ecosystem growth and aligns with xMoney’s licensed payment infrastructure, enabling scalable, frictionless transactions.

TheNewsCrypto02/09 17:44

xMoney Expands Domino’s Partnership to Greece, Powering Faster Checkout Experiences

TheNewsCrypto02/09 17:44

Will Crypto Become a Common Payment in Five Years? US Merchants Say Yes

A PayPal-backed survey reveals that cryptocurrency is transitioning from a niche payment method to a mainstream checkout alternative in the U.S., with 39% of merchants now accepting crypto. Key drivers include strong consumer demand, as 88% of merchants report customer inquiries about crypto payments, and 69% say these requests are recurring. Merchants are optimistic about future adoption, with 84% expecting crypto payments to become common within five years. Adoption is higher among large enterprises (50%) compared to small businesses (34%), and sectors like hospitality (81%) and digital goods (76%) lead in acceptance. Benefits cited by merchants include faster transactions, attracting new customers, improved security, and higher spending from crypto users. Generational interest is significant, with Millennials and Gen Z showing the strongest demand. The survey suggests that reducing technical and usability barriers could accelerate adoption, positioning crypto as a standard payment option in the near future.

ccn.com01/31 10:07

Will Crypto Become a Common Payment in Five Years? US Merchants Say Yes

ccn.com01/31 10:07

Large Businesses Driving Crypto Payments Adoption, PayPal Survey Finds

A PayPal survey conducted with the National Cryptocurrency Association reveals that 40% of U.S. merchants now accept cryptocurrency at checkout, with adoption strongest among large enterprises. Half of businesses with over $500 million in annual revenue accept crypto, compared to 34% of small businesses. The report indicates crypto payments are transitioning from experimentation to routine commerce, with 84% of merchants expecting crypto to become common within five years. Key drivers include customer demand—88% of merchants have received crypto payment inquiries—and the potential to attract new customers. However, merchants emphasize the need for crypto payment setups to be as simple as card transactions, with 90% more likely to adopt if the user experience matches traditional methods. PayPal's "Pay with Crypto" feature aims to address this by offering instant settlement and lower costs through conversion to stablecoins or fiat.

ccn.com01/28 11:08

Large Businesses Driving Crypto Payments Adoption, PayPal Survey Finds

ccn.com01/28 11:08

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