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xMoney Extends Domino’s Payments to Greece

xMoney expands Domino’s payments to Greece

Catenaa, Thursday, February 12, 2026- xMoney ($XMN) is extending its payment services for Domino’s to Greece, following a successful rollout in Cyprus, enabling faster and more seamless checkout experiences for customers.

The integration allows Domino’s Greece to accept card payments and digital wallets, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, across web and mobile platforms.

Central to the rollout is xMoney’s embeddable checkout solution, which keeps payment processing within the order flow and secures sensitive data under compliant infrastructure.

The expansion was announced at SuiHub Athens, a community hub supporting builders and Sui ecosystem partners. xMoney’s CTO highlighted that the platform’s multi-method payment flow accelerates transactions in high-volume environments while maintaining reliability at scale.

While the current focus is on fiat payments, both teams are exploring digital asset payment options where speed and user experience are suitable for real-world commerce.

xMoney’s co-founder and CEO said the goal is to make checkout fast, reliable, and “invisible,” letting Domino’s focus on serving customers.

The Greek rollout is part of a broader European expansion, reinforcing xMoney’s role as a regulated, trusted payments partner and integrating its XMN token into licensed payment rails.

Founded in 1960, Domino’s operates in over 90 international markets. xMoney delivers licensed, compliant payment infrastructure across Europe, offering secure transactions and support for XMN token adoption through exchanges such as Kraken, KuCoin, MEXC, Bitvavo, and Bluefin.