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PayDo, BVNK to add stablecoin pay-ins, payouts, checkout capabilities
Wednesday, May 06, 2026 — 16:11:45 (UTC)
PayDo Partners with BVNK to add Stablecoin Pay-ins, Payouts and Checkout Capabilities
London, May 6, 2026—PayDo, the all-in-one Electronic Money Institution (EMI), has today announced a strategic partnership with BVNK, the global provider of stablecoin payment infrastructure. The partnership will enable PayDo customers to access fiat-to-stablecoin conversion for pay-ins, payouts, and checkout, without requiring them to directly handle crypto.
By adding stablecoins to its payment stack, PayDo is offering its business customers greater flexibility, speed and choice when it comes to moving money. The collaboration includes the following features:
Stablecoin account top-ups: users can top up their PayDo balance with stablecoins, which are automatically converted to fiat in a single transaction. Stablecoin payouts: users can send outgoing transfers by automatically converting their fiat balance into stablecoins in a single transaction. Stablecoin checkout capabilities: merchants can accept crypto payments through their website and settle the funds into their PayDo account in fiat.
PayDo processes over €5B annually for thousands of businesses worldwide, helping them simplify and scale cross-border payments. It provides online businesses with a single, unified platform consolidating essential services, including multi-currency accounts, direct SEPA/SWIFT transfers, merchant acquiring, card issuing, mass payouts, and pioneering Open Banking solutions, all under a single API. The addition of stablecoins will be especially beneficial to customers that operate in cross-border, high-volume and time-sensitive environments where traditional systems are slow and inefficient.
Chris Harmse, Chief Business Officer and Co-Founder of BVNK, said: “We’re partnering with PayDo to add stablecoins to their payment stack, unlocking opportunities for their business customers to move, hold and settle funds more easily. It’s another example of how stablecoins are being adopted across financial services as a practical, everyday tool for more efficient money movement.”
PayDo CEO and Founder, Serhii Zakharov added: “These developments mark another step towards creating a unified, all-in-one financial ecosystem that combines a wide array of services in one financial dashboard. BVNK’s infrastructure was crucial in reaching this balance between stablecoin flexibility and fiat stability, and PayDo is looking forward to many more productive updates alongside our partners in the upcoming months.” PayDo does not custody crypto; all stablecoin transactions are automatically converted to fiat. However, the addition of stablecoins offers customers greater speed, efficiency, and interoperability, particularly for those who value fast, more efficient blockchain-based transactions. Users benefit from fiat settlement within a regulated framework, reducing the need to directly manage crypto-related compliance processes.
About PayDo
PayDo is an Electronic Money Institution, licensed in Malta (MFSA), Canada (FINTRAC), and the UK (FCA). Their one-contract one-dashboard platform allows businesses to manage all of their financial operations in the same place, reducing their reliance on external payment providers. PayDo operates in 170+ countries and allows transfers in 50+ currencies. Their main offers include multicurrency dedicated IBANs, merchant accounts with Visa and Mastercard principal membership, issuance of virtual and physical cards, and personal accounts for non-corporate users.
About BVNK: BVNK is the stablecoin-powered financial stack for enterprises. Build financial products, unlock new markets, and move money in seconds across 130+ countries. Trusted by industry leaders like Visa, Worldpay, Deel and Flywire and processing billions annually.
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