Miami-Dade County began accepting Bitcoin for property tax payments on November 9, 2026, with payments immediately converted to U.S. dollars through exchanges before reaching county accounts. The conversion is intended to shield the county from cryptocurrency price swings. The program, led by Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez, is optional and limited to property taxes, with traditional payment methods remaining available. The initiative traces back to a 2021 crypto task force and is aimed at giving residents additional payment options while preserving the county’s financial stability.
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