1. Ensure that the cryptocurrency wallet you are using is compatible with the payment processor you are using.
2. Acquire cryptocurrency: You can purchase cryptocurrency with your local currency, or use a service such as Coinbase which allows you to buy, sell and store digital currencies.
3. Enter the payment details: Merchants must provide the payment processor with an address to which customers should send their payments.
4. Receive payment: When the customer sends their payment, it will be received in the merchant’s wallet, thereby completing the transaction.
5. Convert to local currency: Merchants can then convert their crypto funds into their local currency.
6. Ensure Security: As always when dealing with digital transactions, merchants should pay close attention to security measures to ensure funds remain safe and secure.