The post Tezos-based Lyzi brings crypto payments to Porsche and Lamborghini dealerships in Europe appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. French fintech Lyzi, built on the Tezos blockchain, has expanded its European presence by bringing cryptocurrency payments to Porsche Centre Montpellier and Lamborghini Bordeaux, two of the first luxury car dealerships in Europe to adopt digital assets for vehicle purchases.  The company, which raised €1.3 million in April 2025 to accelerate cryptocurrency adoption, is also extending its technology to the humanitarian sector through a partnership with Doctors of the World (Médecins du Monde). Crypto payments arrive in the luxury auto sector Porsche Centre Montpellier and Lamborghini Bordeaux are now the first dealerships in their respective networks to accept cryptocurrency payments via Lyzi. Customers can purchase vehicles using Bitcoin (BTC), Tezos (XTZ), stablecoins (EURC, USDC), and more than 80 other cryptocurrencies. “We wanted to offer our customers a purchasing experience that meets their standards, while integrating new financial practices. With Lyzi, we combine innovation, performance, and simplicity,” said Jean-Pierre Launay, Director of Porsche Centre Montpellier. “For our clientele who appreciate both Italian craftsmanship and digital innovation, accepting cryptocurrency is simply another expression of exceptional service and exclusive access to the extraordinary,” added Thomas Hecquet, Director at Lamborghini Centre Bordeaux.  Dealerships receive instant euro conversion without exposure to crypto volatility, while buyers enjoy seamless wallet-based payments. Crypto donation platform with Doctors of the World Lyzi has also partnered with Doctors of the World to enable cryptocurrency donations supporting more than 400 programs in over 80 countries. The collaboration allows donors worldwide to contribute digital assets to the organization’s humanitarian projects. “For several years, Doctors of the World has been diversifying its public fundraising sources to guarantee its independence of action. With a crypto market now regulated within the EU, we decided to launch this crypto donation experiment to better understand these new uses and their funding potential for the coming years. Our… The post Tezos-based Lyzi brings crypto payments to Porsche and Lamborghini dealerships in Europe appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. French fintech Lyzi, built on the Tezos blockchain, has expanded its European presence by bringing cryptocurrency payments to Porsche Centre Montpellier and Lamborghini Bordeaux, two of the first luxury car dealerships in Europe to adopt digital assets for vehicle purchases.  The company, which raised €1.3 million in April 2025 to accelerate cryptocurrency adoption, is also extending its technology to the humanitarian sector through a partnership with Doctors of the World (Médecins du Monde). Crypto payments arrive in the luxury auto sector Porsche Centre Montpellier and Lamborghini Bordeaux are now the first dealerships in their respective networks to accept cryptocurrency payments via Lyzi. Customers can purchase vehicles using Bitcoin (BTC), Tezos (XTZ), stablecoins (EURC, USDC), and more than 80 other cryptocurrencies. “We wanted to offer our customers a purchasing experience that meets their standards, while integrating new financial practices. With Lyzi, we combine innovation, performance, and simplicity,” said Jean-Pierre Launay, Director of Porsche Centre Montpellier. “For our clientele who appreciate both Italian craftsmanship and digital innovation, accepting cryptocurrency is simply another expression of exceptional service and exclusive access to the extraordinary,” added Thomas Hecquet, Director at Lamborghini Centre Bordeaux.  Dealerships receive instant euro conversion without exposure to crypto volatility, while buyers enjoy seamless wallet-based payments. Crypto donation platform with Doctors of the World Lyzi has also partnered with Doctors of the World to enable cryptocurrency donations supporting more than 400 programs in over 80 countries. The collaboration allows donors worldwide to contribute digital assets to the organization’s humanitarian projects. “For several years, Doctors of the World has been diversifying its public fundraising sources to guarantee its independence of action. With a crypto market now regulated within the EU, we decided to launch this crypto donation experiment to better understand these new uses and their funding potential for the coming years. Our…