Domino’s Pizza Embraces the Future: Now Accepting xMoney for Fiat & Crypto Payments

Domino's just flipped the script on pizza payments—launching xMoney integration for seamless crypto and fiat transactions. No more fumbling for cash when that pepperoni craving hits.

Why it matters: This isn't just about pizza. It's another domino (pun intended) falling in crypto's march toward mainstream adoption. When household names start accepting digital assets, it signals shifting merchant attitudes.

The fine print: While crypto enthusiasts cheer, traditional finance skeptics will note this changes nothing about Domino's actual pizza quality—still hit-or-miss depending on your local franchise. But hey, at least you can now pay for mediocrity with cutting-edge technology.

Bridging the gap between Web3 and TradFi

While the initial rollout focus is on fiat payments, the partnership is positioning Domino’s for Web3 readiness. xMoney confirmed that it will soon enable crypto payments. To ensure a better customer experience, the platform will prioritize digital currencies that offer fast payments, citing the quick processing of USDC on the Sui blockchain as an example.

Gregorios Siourounis, Co-founder and CEO of xMoney, said, “At Domino’s Pizza Cyprus, we’re thrilled to partner with xMoney to take our customers’ online experience to the next level. This partnership is all about making every step — from ordering to payment — faster, simpler, and more secure.”

The collaboration with Domino’s highlights xMoney’s evolution into a major player in the global payments sector. Founded in 2017, xMoney recently completed a rebranding from its original name, Utrust. It has focused on building a compliance-first financial ecosystem that bridges traditional finance and Web3.

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