Thailand pilots crypto payments for tourists in Phuket

Thailand pilots crypto payments for tourists in Phuket
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2025-1-9 17:00

Thailand is launching a pilot program to allow foreign tourists to use cryptocurrency for payments in Phuket.  Announced by Deputy Prime Minister Pichai Chunhavajira, the initiative aims to make digital payments easier and quicker for tourists while boosting the nation’s… origin »

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