Allows businesses to pay government bills using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced to the state government that it will allow businesses to pay state bills using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

The new financial app will also include the registration of blockchain pilots.

Florida President Ron DeSantis has announced to the state that businesses can pay their state bills using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

The Republican president announced the plan in his 2022-2023 budget, announced on December 9.

According to the fund, Desantis is asking the financial services provider for $ 200,000 so that businesses in Florida can foot the bill directly to the State Department of Cryptocurrency.

The data is as follows: Florida supports cryptocurrency as a marketing tool to enhance Florida's attractiveness for business and industry growth.

To explore the potential of blockchain technology, manage traffic data, analyze benefits, and investigate potential frauds, DeSantis is asking for an additional $ 500,000.

Total campaign plan of $ 700,000 to reach a cryptocurrency-friendly Florida.

Florida has consistently emerged as a major player in America's crypto ally, and a major city, Miami, strives to promote Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency capital of the world.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez announced last month that his goal is to become the first U.S. official to receive bitcoin revenue. According to the report, the leader also owns Bitcoin and ETHereum (ETH).

In September of this year, Miami City Council voted to approve proceeds from the new Miami Coins launched in August by CityCoins, a smart contract. As of mid-November, Miami Coins generated more than $ 21 million in revenue, according to the Miami mayor, and every Miami resident can use the coin as a distribution of Bitcoin cash.