Using stablecoins to settle complicated crypto payments, Paydify, the universal gateway for crypto payments, has launched a new service which will enable businesses to accept crypto payments from any wallet or blockchain network.
The complexities surrounding blockchain’s infrastructure has historically been a big barrier in the tech’s adoption. Using Paydify, businesses can overcome these issues and accept crypto payments without worrying about infrastructure, price volatility, or wallet compatibility.
With just a few lines of code or a QR code, merchants integrated with Paydify can instantly start accepting crypto payments from wallets such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Bitget Wallet, and others. Customers can pay with stablecoins now, with support for all tokens coming soon — while merchants receive stablecoins instantly.
Paydify is fully non-custodial, so businesses keep full control of their funds, eliminating chargeback risks common in traditional rails. With no need for wallet- or network-specific integrations, Paydify works across e-commerce sites and physical stores, unlocking access to millions of crypto users worldwide.
“Crypto payments have always promised borderless commerce, but the user experience hasn’t caught up — until now,” said Pakning Luk, director of strategy at Paydify. “With Paydify, we’ve built a truly neutral, universal network that empowers businesses to accept crypto payments just as easily as they accept Visa or PayPal. Whether your customer is using a DeFi wallet or scanning a QR code at a café, we make the experience seamless, secure, and scalable.”
Scaling crypto usage
Despite growing crypto ownership, the lack of interoperability between blockchain networks, wallets, and tokens continues to limit everyday adoption. Merchants face technical complexity, conversion risk, and settlement delays.
According to the Onchain Report, 31 per cent of global users hesitate about crypto payments due to limited merchant acceptance, while concerns over high fees, slow transactions, and a lack of trusted providers further hinder adoption. Paydify addresses this by serving as a neutral, universal acceptance layer—similar to how traditional networks unify fragmented financial systems. Its network-agnostic design allows businesses to support all users, no matter their wallet or token.
Paydify is already live in Southeast Asia, powering crypto payments at a few pilot restaurants through Bitget Wallet integration. While in its pilot phase, Paydify is built with global expansion in mind — designed to scale across regions and industries as a universal crypto payment solution.
In the coming months, it will expand support for more wallets and blockchain networks, launch e-commerce plugins, and grow its merchant network through partners like Advanced Payment Solution and Coinpal. Future expansion will focus on travel and hospitality, online businesses with global user bases, and Web3 projects — including DePIN and other crypto-native platforms — looking for a streamlined way to accept crypto payments.
