Digital purchases
Microsoft (Xbox Store)
Accepts Bitcoin for adding funds to your Microsoft account, used for Xbox Store games and digital content. One of the longest-running big-brand crypto acceptances, dating to 2014.
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Where can you actually spend crypto?
A directory of every merchant on earth would be stale the day we published it — businesses drop crypto support quietly, and small local vendors change constantly. Instead, this page does two honest things: lists a handful of large, stable merchants we have checked ourselves, and points you to live, crowd-sourced directories for exhaustive or local coverage that we cannot maintain by hand.
Phone bill payment
AT&T
The first major U.S. mobile carrier to accept crypto bill payments, processed through a third-party payment partner rather than held directly by AT&T.
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Newegg
One of the longest-standing electronics retailers accepting Bitcoin at checkout, alongside standard payment methods.
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Travala
Crypto-native travel booking platform — hotels, flights, and activities — built around crypto payment from the start rather than added later.
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Bitrefill
Converts crypto into gift cards and phone top-ups for thousands of everyday brands that do not accept crypto directly — the most practical single on-ramp to 'spending' crypto at stores that do not.
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These live directories are updated far more often than we could keep this page current.
We do not run these sites and cannot vouch for every individual listing on them — verify acceptance directly with any small or local business before relying on it.
BTC Map
A crowd-sourced, map-based directory of physical Bitcoin-accepting businesses worldwide, including cafes, shops, and services.
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One of the oldest crowd-sourced Bitcoin merchant maps, covering physical locations globally.
Visit CoinmapBefore you pay with crypto anywhere
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