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A few months after its first partnership with the world’s largest pizza company Dominos, xMoney ($XMN) has revealed plans to expand its partnership with Domino’s to Greece.
According to an official announcement today, the blockchain startup is bringing its payment infrastructure to Domino’s Greece following a successful rollout in Cyprus.
Notably, the partnership focuses on acquiring services, enabling Domino’s Greece to accept card payments and digital wallets, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, across both web and mobile ordering platforms.
xMoney to Expand Real-World Payments Across Europe
Per the announcement, the partnership will see xMoney provide its embeddable checkout solution to Domino’s customers in Greece. Notably, the solution is designed to deliver a seamless payment experience without redirection.
 
This will allow customers to complete their orders faster while ensuring all sensitive payment data is securely processed by xMoney’s compliant infrastructure.
Speaking on the development, Manos Tsouloufris, CTO of Daufood, said;
“Domino’s operates in a high-volume, real-time environment where speed and reliability are critical…xMoney’s checkout solution supports multiple payment methods in a single, seamless flow, helping us serve customers faster at scale.”
While the current implementation focuses on fiat payments, the two teams are also exploring future possibilities for digital asset payments, where network speed, user experience, and confirmation times are relevant to real-world commerce.
Furthermore, it is important to note that the launch in Greece represents the next step in a broader European expansion, reinforcing xMoney’s role as a trusted payments partner for brands that operate at scale, and its presence within the Sui ecosystem reflects a growing focus on practical, consumer-facing payment experiences built for everyday use.
“When people order food, they don’t think about payments, and that’s exactly the point…Our role is to make checkout fast, reliable, and invisible, so brands like Domino’s can focus on their customers. Bringing this experience to Greece is a natural next step,” said Gregorious Siourounis, Co-Founder and CEO of xMoney.
Nonetheless, as xMoney expands across markets and merchant use cases, XMN supports the broader ecosystem by aligning long-term participation and infrastructure growth across the network.
While XMM is designed to sit alongside xMoney’s licensed payment rails, the token helps structure how value, incentives, and future on-chain capabilities evolve, without impacting the simplicity of everyday checkout experiences.