Those payments are immediately converted to dollars before being deposited into a state account. All cryptocurrency payments are processed by a third-party cryptocurrency payment processor, BitPay. The Treasurer’s office isn’t holding, mining or investing in cryptocurrency for payments or processing. You can make payments on any of 23 eligible business-related taxes (you can find a list here), and there is no transaction limit. Here’s how it works: If you operate a business in the State of Ohio and you have a tax bill, you can register online at to pay your taxes. Offering the service to individual taxpayers is on the agenda, but Mandel hasn’t indicated any specific timeframe for the expansion. Under the new payment system, not all taxpayers can make payment in cryptocurrency: It’s limited to businesses operating in Ohio. “We’re doing this to provide Ohioans more options and ease in paying their taxes and also to project Ohio’s leadership in embracing blockchain technology.” “We are proud to make Ohio the first state in the nation to accept tax payments via cryptocurrency,” said Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel. That’s about to change: With the launch of, Ohio will become the first state in the nation to accept tax payments using cryptocurrency. By now, most taxpayers understand that there are tax consequences associated with cryptocurrency, but ironically, until recently you couldn’t pay those taxes using cryptocurrency.
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