“By integrating stablecoin payments, we’re not just embracing the future — we’re shaping it,” a Metro Store executive reportedly said.
Metro, a publicly-listed department store chain in Singapore, has reportedly enabled its customers to pay for products using stablecoins like Tether’s USDt.
Metro has partnered with Singapore-licensed crypto payment platform Dtcpay to introduce stablecoin payments both in-store and online, Dtcpay announced on Feb. 26.
“Now, Metro customers can enjoy seamless, secure payments without the concerns of price fluctuations that come with using more volatile digital assets,” Dtcpay commercial director Andy Sze Toh said.