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Starbucks customers can now use Bitcoin, gift cards, and frequent flyer miles to reload their Starbucks cards through the coffee chain's app.
While Starbucks doesn't directly accept cryptocurrencies, the Bakkt App allows users to convert cryptocurrency into US dollars and place that value onto the Starbucks card that is saved in the app.
The same US dollar conversion is also applicable for supported loyalty and rewards points and frequent flyer miles.
Starbucks tested a cryptocurrency payment app in some of its US locations last month. The app was part of Bakkt, a digital asset platform that shares a parent company with the New York Stock Exchange.
Bakkt named Starbucks as its "first launch partner" in 2019.
According to a Starbucks spokesperson, the goal is to deliver a seamless payment experience, no matter how customers choose to pay.
Other than Starbucks, Bakkt is working to integrate the app with other retailers, including BestBuy, Choice Hotel, and GolfNow.
