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Romanian Postal Service Provider Posta Romana Installs Cryptocurrency Terminals in Multiple Post Offices

Romanian Postal Service Provider Posta Romana Installs Cryptocurrency Terminals in Multiple Post Offices

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/06/05 12:30
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According to Bitcoin Magazine, the Romanian state-owned postal service operator Posta Romana has announced that several of its post offices will install cryptocurrency terminals.

In a statement on Tuesday, Posta Romana said: "The first cryptocurrency terminal has been put into use at Post Office No. 1 in Tulcea. This initiative promotes the expansion of cryptocurrency transactions and increases inclusivity in digital finance. Next, cryptocurrency terminals will be installed in four other post offices in Alexandria, Piatra Neamț, Botoșani, and Nădlac.

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