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Sony Singapore Now Accepts USDC Payments

Sony Singapore has introduced the option to pay with USD Coin (USDC) through Crypto.com Pay, marking a significant step in integrating cryptocurrencies into e-commerce. Currently, the feature is available only in the company’s online store and is limited to USDC, but Sony has suggested that it may add support for other cryptocurrencies in the future.

The adoption of cryptocurrency payments is a growing trend in retail, as companies strive to provide more options for customers and align with the evolution of digital finance. USDC, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, reduces the volatility associated with traditional cryptocurrencies, making it more appealing for commercial transactions.

This decision suggests that Sony is exploring new ways to adapt to the digital economy. If the initiative proves successful, it could encourage other major companies to follow suit and implement cryptocurrency payments on a larger scale.

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