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American H&M Distributors now accepts cryptocurrency 

February 15, 2019 By Crypto Reporter

The company has signed an agreement with Chimpion platform, giving customers an opportunity to pay with cryptocurrency.

H&M Distributors, American wholesaler providing cost-effective replacement ballasts, lampholders, and lampholder accessories, has partnered up with Chimpion, a crypto e-commerce platform, and now accepts cryptocurrency. Customers can now pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dash, Litecoin, Zcoin, Bitcoin Diamond and other digital coins.

Earlier, Texas energy company, GridPlus Energy, allowed its clients to pay for electricity with cryptocurrency. At the moment users can cover the utility bill with Ethereum and Dai, with Bitcoin expected to follow up later.

Also, last week Argentina’s public transportation service added an option to pay with digital money. Local residents can now top their SUBE card with bitcoin, with minimal charge of 50 pesos (~ $1.32).

Filed Under: General News, News Tagged With: cryptocurrency, H&M Distributors, news

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