PayPal will allow U.S. merchants to start accepting crypto in the coming weeks, with the payment giant adding support for transactions in more than 100 cryptocurrencies and crypto wallets from ...

PayPal announced the new Pay with Crypto feature on Monday, and it will be rolling out to U.S. merchants in the coming weeks. When a merchant accepts a payment with one of the acc ...

PayPal’s ‘Pay with Crypto’ lets US merchants accept 100+ digital currencies with low fees, fast settlement, and PYUSD rewards ...

PayPal Holdings Inc. is doubling down on its crypto push as it announced plans to allow businesses to accept more ...

PayPal now lets US merchants accept over 100 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even novelty coins like Fartcoin.

PayPal will charge merchants a promotional fee of 0.99% on transactions for the first year and then up the charge to 1.5%, Frank Keller, an executive vice president, told Fortune. Those fees are less ...

The new feature supports over 100 cryptocurrencies and major crypto wallets, aiming to simplify international commerce for U.S. merchants.

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

PayPal now lets small businesses across the US accept Bitcoin and over 100 other cryptocurrencies. Today, PayPal announced ...