Pierre Samaties, Chief Business Officer at the DFINITY Foundation, revealed on Dexter’s Legendary SCHIZO Space that Oisy wallet users will soon be able to pay for groceries and everyday items directly with cryptocurrency at SPAR supermarkets across Switzerland. The announcement has been described as a major milestone for real-world crypto adoption, bringing digital currencies into routine daily transactions.
Oisy is a fully on-chain, browser-based multi-chain wallet built on the Internet Computer, supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, ICP and other assets. It does not require any apps or browser extensions and uses advanced cryptography to provide strong security. Samaties emphasised that the wallet is designed to be intuitive enough for non-technical users, aiming to function like a conventional banking app. His vision is for Oisy to make holding, sending, and spending crypto straightforward for everyday people, including those who are unfamiliar with the technology.
SPAR Switzerland has been steadily expanding crypto payment acceptance throughout 2025. Hundreds of stores now accept over 100 cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, often converting them instantly to Swiss francs for the merchant. Oisy’s integration leverages this existing infrastructure, allowing users in the ICP ecosystem to spend crypto directly in-store without needing third-party intermediaries or additional conversion steps.
The upcoming feature represents one of the clearest examples yet of cryptocurrency bridging the gap between online holdings and physical-world utility. Shoppers will be able to use crypto for standard purchases, from food and drinks to household items, making the use of digital assets in everyday life more tangible.
Samaties also suggested that Oisy could become a hub for wider financial activity beyond simple payments. Future updates may integrate additional services, such as peer-to-peer transfers, loyalty programmes, or other day-to-day financial operations, all anchored on the Internet Computer. By simplifying the interface and process, Oisy aims to bring blockchain technology closer to mainstream users without sacrificing decentralisation or security.
The announcement reflects a broader trend within the ICP ecosystem to make blockchain applications more practical and accessible. As more retail chains and service providers adopt crypto-friendly infrastructure, the potential for on-chain wallets to handle real-world payments is expanding.
For Swiss consumers, this development could change how digital currencies are perceived and used, shifting them from investment assets to practical tools for everyday life. It also signals that ICP-based applications like Oisy are actively pursuing usability and convenience, key factors for wider adoption of cryptocurrency.
With the SPAR rollout, Oisy moves a step closer to its goal of being a universally accessible crypto banking solution, merging on-chain security with the ease of everyday financial transactions. The wallet’s integration promises to make paying with crypto as effortless as traditional cash or card payments, setting a new benchmark for usability in the blockchain space.
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