Miami-Dade County began accepting Bitcoin for property tax payments on November 9, 2026, allowing voluntary payments online and at county counters. Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez said a third party converts each transaction into U.S. dollars before the county receives the funds, so the office does not hold, invest in or manage cryptocurrency. Payers connect a supported exchange account or digital wallet and authorize the payment, while the county records the full dollar amount through its standard reporting. Traditional payment methods remain available, and the office has not disclosed the processor or any Bitcoin-specific convenience fee. The option arrives during the 2026 collection season, when property owners can receive a 4% discount by paying by November 30. It follows Miami-Dade’s earlier cryptocurrency initiatives and a 2021 task force, as other U.S. governments have adopted conversion-based crypto payment systems.