Japanese e-commerce giant Mercari will allow users to purchase goods with Bitcoin starting from June
According to Foresight News, Japanese e-commerce giant Mercari will allow users to purchase goods on its flea market application using Bitcoin before June. Bitcoin can be used for payment in the application. Mercari will process Bitcoin payments through its subsidiary Melcoin's virtual currency trading service, allowing users to pay with Bitcoin while displaying the prices of goods in Japanese yen on the flea market.
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