- Pay with Krypto will support BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP, BNB, SOLANA, USDC and more
- Wallets such as coinbase, binance and others are also supported
- 1.5% transaction fee follows an initial fee of 0.99%
PayPal will now allow us merchants to accept over 100 different cryptocurrencies as payment. Opening access to a crypto market to a value of estimated $ 3-4 trillion.
The company said its new ‘Pay with Crypto’ platform will enable it to utilize a global user base of more than 650 million users, with support originally rolled out to BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP, BNB, Solana, USDC and more.
Payment with Krypto will also connect to wallets such as Coinbase, OKX, Binance, Kraken, Phantom, Metamask and Exodus to make it easier for users to link to their existing crypto collections.
PayPal Cryptocurrency Payments
“Using PayPal’s open platform, the company can accept crypto for payments, increase their profit margins, pay lower transaction fees, come near immediate access to revenue,” explained Paypal CEO Alex Chriss.
Funds held as PYUSD, PayPal’s USB stacked stableecoin earn 4% annually.
From the launch, PayPal charges an initial fee of 0.99%, valid for the first year. From then on, transactions will incur a 1.5% fee, but this may still end up being up to 90% cheaper than some international credit card fees.
The news comes about a week after the company launched the PayPal World-a platform designed to support international payments with early support, including five world-leading wallets from the US, China, India and Mexico.
“By enabling seamless cross -border crypto payments, we break long -term barriers to global trade,” Chriss added.
Pay with crypto will start rolling out to US merchants in the coming weeks.
PayPal is not the only payment gateway that supports crypto payments, with the rival company Stripe, which confirms in June 2025 that it would accept USDC, a dollar stacked stablecoin, via Shopify.
Stripe emphasized the extent of the opportunity and emphasized that $ 94 billion in stablecoin payments was settled globally in the two years that led to his announcement.
