Luno, Zapper Partner for Crypto Payments at 31,000 Merchants

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Luno, Zapper Partner for Crypto Payments at 31,000 MerchantsSouth African crypto exchange Luno has partnered with Zapper to enable crypto payments at over 31,000 merchants. This partnership aims to expand crypto’s use beyond investment and into daily transactions. The partnership is part of a broader trend in South Africa, with other exchanges like Valr and supermarkets like Pick n Pay also accepting crypto […]

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