One of the Largest Convenience Store Chains in Lithuania to Sell Bitcoin

One of the largest convenience store chains, Narvesen, and Lietuvos spauda kiosks have begun trading Bitcoin vouchers in Lithuania. These coupons can be easily exchanged by customers to Bitcoin on the Internet without ID verification.

According to a report by Lithuanian news media Delfi reports, the goal of the project is to simplify the purchase of cryptocurrency even for those who have never bought it or don’t know how to do it.

Moreover, to exchange vouchers to bitcoins, customers do not need to verify their identity. It is enough to enter the email address and address of cryptocurrency wallet.

Vigantas Bartasiavičius, CEO of the company that manages Narvesen, Lietuvos spauda and Caffeine, commented:  

“We have a network of 60 Narvesen stores in which we are constantly expanding the range of goods and services. We recently offered citizens a cash withdrawal service, and now we are launching the sale of Bitcoin vouchers for which you can pay in cash or by credit card. This service is aimed at young customers.”  

Narvesen stores and Lietuvos spauda kiosks were chosen as distributors, because of its huge and well developed network while their customers meet the requirements of the cryptocurrency target audience.  

The Narvesen convenience store chain was first opened in Norway. Now it is one of the largest retailers in Baltic countries, including Latvia and Lithuania. Only in Lithuania there are more than 260 stores operating.