Technically, anything that the seller or other party agrees to. The first transaction involving a physical item took place more than 10 years ago, when Florida-based Laszlo Hanyecz offered 10,000 bitcoin on a forum to anyone who would buy him two large pizzas from Papa John’s. Now, the process has become more legitimized. Several major retailers have started to accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment through third-party apps. GameStop, Nordstrom and Petco, among other stores, allow you to pay for items using bitcoin via the payment network Flexa, which has an app called Spedn. This app creates a QR code you can swipe at checkout (similar to Apple Pay), converting your bitcoin into dollars.

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