The official website of the Belarusian Automobile Plant contains information that the management of this largest manufacturer of mining equipment in the post-Soviet space is considering payment options in cryptocurrency.
"Cash is gradually becoming a thing of the past. It is being replaced by bank cards and electronic wallets. However, a couple of years ago a new product appeared that could turn the entire financial world upside down. We are talking about virtual money. And above all about Bitcoin. It is not associated with states and banking centers. Anyone who has the Internet can pay with it. - indicated on the website - OJSC BELAZ is the management company of the holding BELAZ-HOLDING always BELAZ is trying to keep up with the times, as well as make its products more accessible. BELAZ is considering proposals to sell the company’s products for cryptocurrency from January 11 to January 30."
Recall that on December 22, 2017, President Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree “On the development of digital economy”, which discussed the development of blockchain and cryptocurrencies in the country. Therefore, such developments in the industrial sector of the Belarusian economy seem natural to us.
According to http://www.belaz.by
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