Crypto payments will be made through the Inapay mobile application developed by Inacta blockchain-startup with the support of Swiss financial platform Bity.
Payment will be made at the current exchange rate of the Swiss franc.
In addition, Dolder and Kessel are committed to comply with the requirements of the regulator to prevent money laundering.
Let’s recall that in February, the largest private bank in Switzerland, Julius Baer, announced that it will soon begin to provide its customers with new and diverse services in the field of digital assets.
Every new day we receive news for some other way of distributed ledger technology application. There are so many cases at this point, just some examples - IBM shipping tangerines for Lunar New Year, going to cinema in Brazil, metro ticket payments in Argentina and for other hotels - reservations in Dubai. It might seem like these are small things, but the more publicity and recognition blockchain gets the closer we will be for future mass adoption of cryptocurrency.