RE/MAX Partners With Swapin to Accept Crypto

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Real estate company RE/MAX will be accepting cryptocurrency payments after partnering with Swapin, a crypto-to-fiat payments company, a press release said.

The company is looking into accepting “high-value crypto belongings” in trade for property. It will be letting buyers buy properties using crypto for the first time.

Swapin has been partnering with several companies in the wealth sector, including investments, luxury items and property.

Swapin options will allow companies to accept crypto funds from investors looking to spend their digital coins. Because of the crypto-to-fiat conversion, companies won’t have to deal with crypto compliance, accounting or volatility.

See also: Crypto-to-Fiat Service Swapin Offers B2B and B2C Payment Processing

Swapin also began introducing ways to make it easier to send crypto payments. Swapin’s services work on connecting crypto users to their bank accounts, and offers services for both B2C and B2B, letting merchants accept payments with shareable links in the “Coin Collector” tool.

Swapin also offers a tool called E-com, doing something similar through an embeddable widget, letting merchants accept payment in crypto.

The company’s goal is to connect “crypto industry of tomorrow and the traditional fiat world we live in today,” and wants to make it easier to use crypto as a regular pay method.

Swapin’s services let people pay bills online, set up recurring payments details, reminders and other features. The report said users will be able to cash out their crypto easily, and move their funds to a connected bank account.

Swapin recently closed a private investment round for €1.68 million ($1.85 million) to go toward various goals, including rolling out two B2B products.

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