Paybis integrates with PayPal for crypto purchases
Paybis, a cryptocurrency exchange and onramp provider, has integrated PayPal, an online payment system into its platform to improve security, accessibility, and ease of use for crypto transactions.
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This integration leverages PayPal’s advanced encryption and fraud detection technologies to protect users' financial data, addressing persistent security concerns in the crypto market.
The service is currently available in the European Economic Area (EEA) and the UK — excluding Hungary, Croatia, and Iceland — with plans for expansion to new regions driven by market demand and regulatory compliance. By tapping into PayPal’s 430 million global users and its familiar payment interface, Paybis aims to simplify crypto purchases for newcomers, reducing entry barriers and streamlining the user experience.
Compared to traditional payment methods like credit cards and debit cards, which often encounter fraud checks, user errors, and bank declines, PayPal’s infrastructure offers reliability and a higher transaction success rate. This stability contributes to increased user confidence and satisfaction when purchasing cryptocurrencies through Paybis.
Paybis also plans to introduce additional local payment options in 2025 to better serve markets in both developed and emerging economies. According to Innokenty Isers, Co-Founder of Paybis:
“This integration marks a significant milestone in our journey to enhance accessibility and convenience for our users. As part of our broader strategy, we are focused on introducing more local payment methods to meet the needs of diverse customer needs. Our approach prioritizes expanding payment options in both developed and emerging economies, ensuring that users worldwide can benefit from seamless and inclusive access to cryptocurrency.”