Romania's postal service installs first Bitcoin ATM
Installing Bitcoin ATMs inside post office locations is part of a broader push to modernize Romania’s postal service with digital tech.
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Installing Bitcoin ATMs inside post office locations is part of a broader push to modernize Romania’s postal service with digital tech.
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