DC Coffee Chain Debuts Crypto Payments with Coinbase Partnership

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A test case for mainstreaming cryptocurrency is coming to a local coffee chain in the nation’s capital, FOX Business has learned.

Compass Coffee, a veteran-owned coffee brand with sixteen stores in the D.C. area, is partnering with the U.S.’s largest crypto exchange, Coinbase, to offer customers the option to pay for their morning brew with USDC, a so-called “stablecoin,” a form of cryptocurrency that works like a digital dollar.

On Wednesday, customers who pay with USDC at Compass’s Half Street location will get 90% off their orders as well as a non-fungible token, a type of digital asset which they can use to redeem a free tin of coffee branded with the Coinbase and Compass logos.

The move is an example of how crypto is slowly making its way to Main Street, with small businesses starting to open up to the idea of integrating crypto payments. 

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