The Daily Courier

Local businesses accept cryptocurr­ency

- Staff

Two Kelowna businesses are now accepting a digital currency.

Eyes on You, a beauty salon, and Van Isl Apparel now accept Flashcoin.

Flashcoin claims to have low fees and can be processed quickly.

“Flash remittance payments are nearly instant and with fees that are near to zero, anyone can send Flash worldwide or buy products or services locally with unparallel­ed convenienc­e,” a news release says.

“Allowing my customers online to use crypto is an exciting way to embrace the future of online spending,” said business owner Brandi Knezevich in the release.

“The unique Flashcoin App on Android and iOS makes in-store purchases quick and convenient.

“It’s time.”

Keremeos Coun. Sherry Philpott-Adhikary has been elected chairperso­n of the Okanagan Regional Library board.

Philpott-Adhikary, a retired educator, is in her sixth year on the board. She was previously vicechair.

She replaces outgoing chair Karla Kozakevich, who had completed her maximum eight-year term on the board.

West Kelowna Coun. Doug Findlater was elected vice-chair at the Feb. 17 board meeting.

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