Pizza Hut accepts cryptocurrencies as a means of payment in Venezuela
The famous pizza chain announced this Friday, November 27th, that it would accept cryptocurrencies in all trading establishments used in Venezuela. Thanks to an alliance with the Cryptobuyer exchange, the chain will use Cryptobuyer Pay to accept payments.
We come with good news! We keep growing and working to expand your payment options #CryptocurrenciesWe are happy to announce our latest partnership #PizzaHatVenezuela From today you can share with your family and pay with #Bitcoin #XPT #Line #CryptobuyerPay pic.twitter.com/fawzIgoBCl
– Cryptobuyer (@cryptobuyer) November 27, 2020
In communication with local Venezuelan media, the chain’s general manager for Venezuela mentioned that he accepts cryptocurrencies as a means of payment comes from the idea that “the consumer is of vital importance to us”. Add that “Pizza Hut today cannot be detached from these technological advances and all the incorporations of new approaches or daily life that people carry out”.
The restaurant chain accepts with Cryptobuyer Pay Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, BNB, Ether, the stablecoins Tether and DAI and XPT, the native token of the Cryptobuyer exchange.
Further payment options with cryptocurrencies
Pizza Hut joins the list of chains like Burger King, which also operates Cryptobuyer Pay to accept payments in cryptocurrency, and Church’s Chicken, which accepts payments in the Dash cryptocurrency.
Likewise, Cryptobuyer itself will deliver VISA cards in Venezuela that can be topped up with cryptocurrencies and can be used at all merchants that accept payments from the world’s most popular payment processor. The company announced this card in early November and is still keeping the waiting lists open.
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