Bealls crypto payments are now live in stores via Flexa, accepting more than 99 cryptocurrencies and connectivity to 300+ digital wallets at Bealls, Bealls Florida and Home Centric locations.
The rollout uses Flexa Payments to route transactions at point of sale, allowing merchants to accept many tokens while reducing settlement friction.
Bealls announced the integration in a company press release covering all three banners; the chain was founded in 1915 and operates over 660 stores nationwide.
This setup typically lets merchants receive proceeds in fiat or a stablecoin instantly, shielding them from price volatility while customers pay in native crypto.
The move is a concrete example of wider retail crypto adoption in established chains and could change how some customers pay. Trevor Filter, co‑founder of Flexa, said the rollout reflects a major evolution in payments, per the company release.
Industry data also shows substantial consumer reach: roughly 65 million Americans held crypto in early 2025 (about 28% of adults), which increases the addressable user base for in‑store crypto payments.
As Chainalysis observes, retail on‑chain activity is growing, supporting potential uptake of in‑store use cases.
Home Centric payment options now include crypto via the same Flexa integration, which should reduce friction for customers who prefer digital assets. Stores will likely deploy POS updates and short staff training to handle new workflows and confirmations.
Keep receipts and check blockchain confirmations for larger purchases until procedures are familiar.
For investors and shoppers, the Flexa integration at a long‑standing retailer is a practical test of crypto’s usefulness in everyday commerce. Early indicators from pilots suggest measurable small‑ticket usage by early adopters within months of rollout.
In brief, the integration puts crypto payments into a 110‑year‑old retail network and tests demand across over 660 locations and three store banners.

