You can buy now Coca-Cola with Bitcoin in Australia and New Zealand

It is estimated that over 2000 CocaCola vending machines in Australia and New Zealand have started accepting Bitcoin (BTC).

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This resulted from an agreement between Coca-Cola Amati and Centrapay (digital asset holding company). For your information, Coca-Cola Amati is a major distributor in terms of volume in Asia Pacific (Around 43 countries) that are located on coastal-land belt i.e countries that touched by Pacific Oceans. 

Any user who are residing in Australia or New Zealand can easily buy Coke using Bitcoin. So, to pay with Bitcoin, users must have Centrapay's Sylo Smart Wallet (users can download app from Playstore  and Appstore) and just scan the QR code located on front desk of payment option using their Smartphone. Sylo Wallet is an app that combines a private message (end-to-end encryption) with digital wallet. This app facilitates group chat, audio, video calls and storing and payment option in crypto (support over 100 crypto currencies).

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Currently, it has integrated crypto payment option with only Bitcoin (BTC) and accepting only Bitcoin currency but in future company plans to add other currencies as well. As company is currently testing its crypto payment option in two countries, if successful, will launch on global scale as crypto adoption spread worldwide.

This crytpo payment option will reduce physical contact with vending maching which is major concerns for users amidst of Covid-19 pandemic.

Major Brands that accepts Bitcoin (BTC):- Microsoft, Wikipedia, Expedia, AT&T, Burger King, KFC, Overstock (online retailer), Playboy (Exclusive Adult content), Subway, Twitch (Video Channel), Miami Dophins (Sports Game for Ticket), Dalls Mavericks (Basketball for Tickets),  Virgin Galactic (Airlines), Norwegian Air (Airlines), Namecheap (Domain Website Hostings), Cheap Air (Travel Agency), Gyft (Gift Card seller), New Egg (Computer items seller), The Internet Archieve, The Pirate Bay (Torrent Site), Express VPN, and at last Amazon (not directly but using purse.io website)

Resources:- www.sylo.io, www.google.com, www.pexels.com, www.coindesk.com, news.bitcoin.com