Payment services provider PayPal will allow merchants to accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, a first for the company.

Merchants can opt into the cryptocurrency system, called "Pay with Crypto," in the coming weeks, according to PayPal.

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Pay with Crypto will allow US PayPal merchants to accept cryptocurrency payments, with multiple coins supported.

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Now, naturally, PayPal itself does not have the power to compel every single merchant that uses its services to accept bitcoin as legal tender.

Article image created by cryptograffiti. News broke on the morning of October 21 2020, that PayPal would grant its users the ability to purchase, sell and hold bitcoin within its app. PayPal’s stock ...

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