
Blockchain Payments for Salesforce
Blockchain Payments for Salesforce is a native Salesforce tool that enables companies to accept and send crypto payments.

What is Blockchain Payments for Salesforce?
Blockchain Payments for Salesforce is a native Salesforce tool that enables corporate sales teams to accept and send crypto payments using their existing business processes. Corporate sales teams are not knowledgeable in crypto, but are interested in increasing international sales by accepting crypto payments. As a native tool for Salesforce, companies use their existing processes to complete their business transactions, with Web3 Payments as an additional option. Selected by Circle, Ripple, and Cardano to implement their Salesforce applications, Blockchain Payments for Salesforce supports payments, compliance, and automation for stablecoin and blockchain transactions.
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