In early October, several media reported that Honda began accepting cryptocurrencies as a payment method. But a spokesman for Honda said that Honda of America does not accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method. Recent reports of this policy change are incorrect. Honda did not respond to other questions about its cryptocurrency stance or whether the company plans to integrate cryptocurrency payments in the future. While Honda cars cannot make direct crypto payments, people can still buy Honda cars using cryptocurrency payment platforms such as FCF Pay. As previously reported, Japanese auto giant Honda has formed a partnership with blockchain payment system FCFPay to accept Bitcoin and Ethereum as payment methods.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Honda has reached a cooperation with FCF Pay to support customers to make payments using cryptocurrency by integrating the product. From then on, Japanese customers will be able to pay for Honda products using cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, BCH, and DOGE. (ghacks)

Golden Finance reports that Japanese automobile giant Honda has established a partnership with the blockchain payment system FCF Pay to accept Bitcoin and Ethereum as payment methods. This partnership provides new flexibility and convenience for interacting with Honda products and services. Additionally, the move is expected to spur interest and investment in cryptocurrencies in Japan, potentially increasing public adoption of cryptocurrencies. As cryptocurrencies become more integrated into daily transactions, their value and relevance are likely to grow.