PayPal Rolls Out “Pay with Crypto”: Merchants Will Soon Accept Over 100 Tokens at Checkout

CentBit.Online – Crypto & Blockchain Expert, Bangladesh

PayPal is launching a major new feature—“Pay with Crypto”—that enables U.S. merchants to accept payments in more than 100 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, XRP, BNB, Solana, and others PYMNTS.com+9CBS News+9PR Newswire+9.

 What’s New?

Why It Matters

  • Global reach: Instantly taps into a multitrillion-dollar crypto market, making cross-border commerce much smoother and more efficient for merchants of all sizes CBS News+4PayPal Newsroom+4PYMNTS.com+4.

  • Merchant friendly: Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can accept crypto without dealing with volatility, thanks to automated conversion and settlement in fiat or PYUSD.

  • Stablecoin synergy: Funds held in PayPal USD (PYUSD) earn up to 4% annual rewards, offering built-in yield when stored on PayPal—further incentivizing merchants to leverage digital assets wired.com+15PayPal Newsroom+15Bloomberg.com+15paypal.com+3SiliconANGLE+3Adweek+3.

 Implications for Bangladesh & Regional Markets

Bangladeshi SMEs and cross-border traders may eventually benefit from PayPal’s digital payment innovations—even if the feature initially launches in the U.S.:

  • Lower remittance costs: Eventually usable via PYUSD or similar global stablecoins to send funds faster and more affordably.

  • Crypto onboarding via PayPal: Enables entrepreneurs to tap into crypto liquidity and consumer demand in global markets.

  • Remittance upgrades: Potential to streamline remittance flows and e-commerce using digital assets integrated into payment platforms.

What to Watch

  • Rollout timeline beyond the U.S.

  • Regulatory compliance—especially in jurisdictions with unstable crypto frameworks

  • Integration of PayPal with local digital wallets and fintech solutions

  • Potential boost in PYUSD adoption and its role in merchant settlement

Bottom Line: PayPal’s “Pay with Crypto” bridges digital and fiat ecosystems, offering merchants global reach, low-cost settlement, and access to crypto users—making it a pivotal shift in mainstream crypto adoption.

Stay tuned to CentBit.Online for updates on how this development may affect crypto use and cross-border payments in Bangladesh and across South Asia.

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