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Square Rolls Out Bitcoin Payments for US Merchants With Instant Conversion to Cash
Square, the payments platform of Block, has started rolling out Bitcoin payments across its point-of-sale terminals for eligible US sellers, with the feature going live as part of a phased rollout over the coming month. The update allows merchants to accept Bitcoin directly at checkout, with transactions automatically converted into US dollars by default. Payments settle near instantly, require no additional setup, and will carry zero processing fees through 2026, according to the company. Eligible sellers will have the feature enabled automatically, removing the need for manual integration. Businesses also have the ... (full story)
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