Soriano Motori, The First Motorcycle Company To Accept Cryptocurrencies As Payment Worldwide

Soriano continues with its innovative trend and becomes the first Italian motorcycle manufacturer to accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method worldwide. New digital ecosystems are taking hold in society and offer new international business opportunities for both customers and sellers.

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The Italian brand accepts a wide range of digital currencies: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), BTC Cash, LiteCash or LiteCoin (LTC) to facilitate the purchase of all its customers and that they can have their motorcycle regardless of the currency or their country of origin.

“All our clients will be able to benefit from the great advantages that cryptocurrencies offer. Thanks to digital currencies such as Bitcoin, we can carry out international transactions without commissions or without attending to exchange rate fluctuations, among others,” says M. Soriano, founder of the group and experienced investor in cryptocurrencies.

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The luxury sector’s commitment to cryptocurrencies

The two-wheeled vehicle sector, led by Soriano Motori, thus joins companies from other luxury sectors in the commitment to “digital gold.” Although some automobile and second-hand companies had already entered this world in some territories, Soriano Motori became the first manufacturer of motorcycles to accept this method of payment worldwide.

Soriano Motori’s eCommerce store is integrated with the Coinbase cryptocurrency trading platform and an advanced blockchain system that always guarantee the security of transactions.

At the current exchange rate for BTC, the most widely used digital currency today, users could purchase any of the models for a little more than 2 BTC. The customer will always pay the amount according to the value set by the market at the time of purchase. In addition to cryptocurrencies, the firm accepts euros, dollars, and sterling.

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