BAYC Miner to Drive Crypto Payments in APAC Through Terminus Partnership

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BAYC Miner, a blockchain-based mini-app driven by Bored Ape Yacht Club #7537 NFT as well as Btok, has announced an exclusive collaboration with Terminus, a blockchain-based platform for payments. The partnership focuses on expediting the crypto usage in the real-world transfers in the APAC region. The platform revealed this collaboration on its official X account.

Big news! 🚀 We're excited to announce an incredible partnership between BAYC Miner and Terminus @terminus_pos 🌐
Since 2024, Terminus started bringing its QR code feature to Thailand 🇹🇭 and Vietnam 🇻🇳 – use ThaiQR and VietQR to scan, pay in crypto and go. It's coming soon to… pic.twitter.com/snMgOieha4

— BAYCMiner (@BAYCMiner) April 7, 2025

BAYC Miner and Terminus Join Forces to Make Crypto Payments Accessible in APAC

The partnership between BAYC Miner and Terminus pays considerable attention to increasing the accessibility of crypto payments within the APAC jurisdiction. To start with, the respective services will be provided to the consumers in Vietnam and Thailand. Nonetheless, there is also a plan to expand this endeavor with the inclusion of more countries in the list of supported jurisdictions.

Terminus has been making waves with its cutting-edge payment mechanism that utilizes the QR code technology. In this respect, the platform also leverages VietQR and ThaiQR to permit consumers to scan QR codes for direct crypto payments. At present, by getting support from BAYC Miner, Terminus is anticipated to get significant traction across the APAC region.

The collaboration merges the growing usage of BAYC Miner in the digital asset world with the resilient payment infrastructure of Terminus. Hence, the partnership provides a decentralized and seamless method for the payment for services and goods with crypto. This will make crypto payments more accessible for the users in the APAC area.

Driving Crypto Adoption Across Asian Jurisdiction

As per BAYC Miner, in collaboration with Terminus, the platform plans to offer crypto payments in Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, and Singapore following Vietnam and Thailand. The joint effort could trigger a wider transformation in the crypto utility within the Asian region. Moreover, the overall crypto adoption will also increase to a significant extent due to this partnership.

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