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June 4, 2025 – A new chapter in private crypto commerce is unfolding as Zano.cash—a privacy-focused point-of-sale system—and fUSD, a confidential stablecoin, are now integrated into Bitcoin Maps, one of the most widely used platforms for discovering crypto-accepting businesses around the world. Unlike traditional stablecoins, Freedom Dollar operates without a central authority, offices, or boardrooms—just decentralized cryptographic logic and market-making nodes maintained by its community.

At the heart of this innovation is Zano.cash, a standalone, non-custodial point-of-sale (POS) solution that enables merchants to accept private cryptocurrency payments with ease. Built atop the Zano blockchain, which features native privacy protocols like stealth addresses, ring signatures, and confidential transactions, Zano.cash provides a lightweight and intuitive interface for receiving both Zano (ZANO) and confidential assets like fUSD. Merchants can generate payment requests, monitor transactions, and settle in private stablecoins—all without exposing balances, counterparties, or sensitive metadata.

To support the real-world utility of this emerging private payments stack, Bitcoin.com has integrated support for fUSD and Zano into its merchant platform, Bitcoin Map. For years, Bitcoin Map has served as a global directory helping users find nearby businesses that accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for everyday purchases. Now, with this latest update, it gives visibility to merchants who use Zano.cash and accept fUSD—making it easier for customers to discover and support businesses that value financial privacy.

Stablecoins: Crypto’s First Killer App

This integration comes at a time when stablecoins have emerged as one of the most successful use cases in crypto. Pegged to fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar, stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are already widely used in regions with high inflation or limited access to U.S. dollars. From Nigeria to Argentina, users rely on stablecoins not just for trading, but for daily transactions, cross-border commerce, payroll, and preserving purchasing power in volatile economies.

Already rapidly gaining momentum, exchanges worldwide are racing to list fUSD, underscoring its potential as a credible, decentralized alternative to traditional stablecoins.

But while stablecoins offer financial access, they do not offer one thing that cash provides–privacy. Every USDT or USDC transaction is logged publicly on-chain.

Why the World Needs Private Stablecoins

“Privacy is not about hiding or breaking the law; it’s about protecting what matters.” said CEO of Bitcoin.com Corbin Fraser. “We don’t publish our bank statements or salaries on social media—so why should our stablecoin transactions be permanently etched into a public blockchain?”

The demand for privacy isn’t limited to so-called illicit use cases. Corbin Fraser added, “publicly revealing transaction details on a blockchain could give competitors an edge by exposing business strategies, pricing, or vendor relationships. Privacy in stablecoin transactions helps maintain a level playing field, much like how businesses protect sensitive financial data in traditional systems.”

For Merchants: How to Accept Private Stablecoin Payments Today

Thanks to this integration, merchants listed on Bitcoin Map can now support privacy by accepting fUSD—making it easier for privacy-conscious customers to find businesses that align with their values.

• Zano.cash offers a lightweight, user-friendly payments processor for in-person and online commerce.
• fUSD can be held and used directly within the Bitcoin.com Wallet, which now supports Zano’s confidential assets.
• Merchants can seamlessly onboard, list themselves on Bitcoin Map, and begin accepting private, stable payments that shield customer and vendor data alike.

This isn’t just about crypto adoption. It’s about defining what kind of financial future we want. Merchants can start accepting fUSD today with a few simple steps explained in this support article.

Zano.cash is an open-source, non-custodial point-of-sale (POS) system that enables merchants to accept private cryptocurrency payments, including ZANO and fUSD. Built on the privacy-focused Zano blockchain, it uses stealth addresses, ring signatures, and confidential transactions to protect customer and vendor data. Designed for both in-person and online commerce, Zano.cash offers a simple, secure way to accept private digital payments.

Freedom Dollar (fUSD) is a decentralized, algorithmic stablecoin built on the Zano blockchain. Freedom Dollar leverages Zano’s Confidential Assets to offer a stable, fungible, uncensorable and private alternative to fiat currencies and public stablecoins, empowering users worldwide to control their financial future. Learn more at freedomdollar.com.

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