Shame its basically impossible to get any Monero in any western regulated territory
MichaelAischmann on
Makes sense for privacy focused businesses (VPN, private email) to accept privacy protecting payments.
PreventableMan on
Discontinued in 2026 when they realise a vast majority of people don’t use crypto. They only hold it in hopes for mOaR GAinS
ONEto10dollars on
They might as well say they’ll add Liberty Reserve and e-gold too. People will be in for a world of hurt one day when it comes to Monero.
friendsandmodels on
Thats great! Ima switch from nord then
coinfeeds-bot on
tldr; ProtonVPN has announced plans to add Monero as a payment option for its VPN services by the end of Summer 2025. This decision comes after significant user demand, with many privacy-focused users advocating for Monero due to its strong privacy features, such as shielded transactions and anonymity. Users argue that Monero aligns with Proton’s privacy-first ethos and would enhance its appeal to privacy-conscious customers. The move is seen as a step towards strengthening Proton’s commitment to user privacy and security.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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Shame its basically impossible to get any Monero in any western regulated territory
Makes sense for privacy focused businesses (VPN, private email) to accept privacy protecting payments.
Discontinued in 2026 when they realise a vast majority of people don’t use crypto. They only hold it in hopes for mOaR GAinS
They might as well say they’ll add Liberty Reserve and e-gold too. People will be in for a world of hurt one day when it comes to Monero.
Thats great! Ima switch from nord then
tldr; ProtonVPN has announced plans to add Monero as a payment option for its VPN services by the end of Summer 2025. This decision comes after significant user demand, with many privacy-focused users advocating for Monero due to its strong privacy features, such as shielded transactions and anonymity. Users argue that Monero aligns with Proton’s privacy-first ethos and would enhance its appeal to privacy-conscious customers. The move is seen as a step towards strengthening Proton’s commitment to user privacy and security.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.