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Bake N More, The First Cafe in Dubai To Accept Crypto Payment

April 3, 2022 - Around 2 mins mins to read

Bake N More, a Dubai-based bistro, is the most recent business in the city to accept digital currency as payment. According to the organization’s owner, Mohammad Al Hammadi, Bake N More has shown interest in paying employees’ salaries in digital money as well.

Bake N More, The First Cafe in Dubai To Accept Crypto Payment

According to comments posted in a Khaleej Times newspaper, owner Mohammad Al Hammadi stated that the decision to include crypto in the list of payment methods was made to expand Bake N More’s compass. He also stated that the decision was made because they want Bake n More to be a cafe hub for all the crypto customers in the UAE. Al Hammadi is cited as making sense of how Bake N More would charge clients that purchase some espresso utilizing digital money. He made sense of:

Because it is linked to the cost diagrams, their installation framework does the transformation as needed. For example, if a jug of water costs Dh5 [$1.36], the framework divides it by the current rate, which we can estimate to be 3.68, and computes the expense based on that to be 1.35 UST.

Meanwhile, Al Hammadi revealed that his business is currently storing digital money and will likely attract the necessary trading stages when it is time to switch over to fiat. He also stated that his company may offer worker pay in cryptocurrency in the future.

As more specialists in the UAE open up to cryptographic forms of money, more corporations are adopting them as well. For example, recently reported that the hospitality business Stella Stays now accepts digital money.

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Bake N More, The First Cafe in Dubai To Accept Crypto Payment

Bake N More, a Dubai-based bistro, is the most recent business in the city to accept digital currency as payment. According to the organization’s owner, Mohammad Al Hammadi, Bake N More has shown interest in paying employees’ salaries in digital money as well.

Bake N More, The First Cafe in Dubai To Accept Crypto Payment

According to comments posted in a Khaleej Times newspaper, owner Mohammad Al Hammadi stated that the decision to include crypto in the list of payment methods was made to expand Bake N More’s compass. He also stated that the decision was made because they want Bake n More to be a cafe hub for all the crypto customers in the UAE. Al Hammadi is cited as making sense of how Bake N More would charge clients that purchase some espresso utilizing digital money. He made sense of:

Because it is linked to the cost diagrams, their installation framework does the transformation as needed. For example, if a jug of water costs Dh5 [$1.36], the framework divides it by the current rate, which we can estimate to be 3.68, and computes the expense based on that to be 1.35 UST.

Meanwhile, Al Hammadi revealed that his business is currently storing digital money and will likely attract the necessary trading stages when it is time to switch over to fiat. He also stated that his company may offer worker pay in cryptocurrency in the future.

As more specialists in the UAE open up to cryptographic forms of money, more corporations are adopting them as well. For example, recently reported that the hospitality business Stella Stays now accepts digital money.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

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