Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Bitcoin Cash now accepted at thousands of retail locations including Whole Foods, Lowe’s, and Nordstroms

As of today, cryptocurrency is now accepted as payments at tens of thousands of merchants in the U.S. on the Flexa network. Top brands such as Whole Foods, Baskin Robbins, Lowe’s, and Nordstroms will now accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and Gemini Dollar.

Flexa network is establishing new payments infrastructure for crypto. The payments network is bypassing existing infrastructure by building new connections with point-of-sale terminals across the U.S. Flexa claims it will be able to lower processing fees, reduce fraud, and preserve user privacy with its new cryptocurrency-enabled network.

Flexa’s first app, Spedn, is designed with a single purpose—allowing people to spend cryptocurrency. The app allows users to spend crypto at fifteen of the biggest brands, including Whole Foods, Petco, Lowe’s, Nordstrom, Baskin Robbins, and others.

Source: Flexa

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