Peach Payments Partners with MoneyBadger to Enable Crypto Payments for South African Merchants
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Summary
Peach Payments, a leading payment services provider in South Africa, has partnered with MoneyBadger, a local Bitcoin and crypto payments solution provider, to allow its merchants to accept payments in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The partnership aims to offer more payment choice to consumers by integrating with most crypto wallets. This marks Peach Payments' first crypto partnership, chosen due to MoneyBadger's established local reputation and broad wallet compatibility.
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This made MoneyBadger the obvious choice for our first crypto partnership.
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