French luxury department store Printemps accepts cryptocurrency payments
According to News.bitcoin, French luxury department store Printemps has become the first major retailer in Europe to accept cryptocurrency payments. The company has deployed crypto payments for its customers through a partnership with French crypto payment company Lyzi and Binance Pay's payment solution. Lyzi connects cryptocurrency users and brands. Printemps owns 20 stores in France where customers can now use cryptocurrencies to purchase high-end fashion, accessories, and other luxury goods.
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