Dash and Litecoin Launch on New Payment Processor as Dash Approaches 1,500 Merchants Worldwide

Cryptocurrency Dash (Digital Cash) has been integrated by Los Angeles-based payments processor 34 Bytes, expanding Dash’s adoption and reach to nearly 1,500 merchants worldwide. Litecoin has also been tested and added to the platform, growing its list of merchants.

34 Bytes develops and distributes Point of Sale terminals designed to make cryptocurrencies easy to use. They are fully integrated for simple in-store transactions that make crypto spending feel more like a credit card transaction and less like a computer science class.

The POS terminals are designed to be intuitive, stripping cryptocurrencies of the “too cryptic” stigma that has made mainstream adoption challenging. The terminals connect consumers and traders with cryptocurrency exchanges such as Coinbase and LocalBitcoins, facilitating crypto-to-fiat conversions.

Merchants can also send incoming payments to a cold wallet. Since Wifi is built directly into the hardware, the terminals can also function in a low-tech environment – without Wifi a tablet or a smartphone nearby.

A simple firmware update activates both Dash and Litecoin.

34 Bytes is also expanding its list of supported exchanges, adding CEX.io, Bitfinex and Kraken.

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