Paybis Rolls Out Major Upgrade to Its Crypto On/Off Ramp, Expanding Partner Integrations
Key Takeaways
- •Paybis released a React Native SDK for its On/Off Ramp that reduces mobile integration time to minutes.
- •PayPal has been added as a payment method for US users of the On/Off Ramp, enabling faster checkout without entering card details.
- •Partners can now provide custodial wallet information required for Travel Rule compliance before the user journey begins, avoiding extra steps at checkout.
- •The upgrades support Paybis' headless integration model, where partners control the customer journey and branding while Paybis supplies the underlying compliance and infrastructure.
- •The new features are live for eligible partners on a rolling basis, and Paybis processes more than $6 billion annually serving 7 million users.

Riga, Latvia, August 31st, 2026 (Chainwire) — Paybis, a global crypto infrastructure provider, has announced a wave of upgrades to its On/Off Ramp, streamlining integration for partners, adding a new trusted payment method for US users, and expanding compliance coverage.
The Paybis On/Off Ramp is embedded buy/sell crypto infrastructure that partners use to let their own users buy and sell cryptocurrency with cards and local payment methods directly within their apps and websites. This embedded, infrastructure-as-a-service model has become a common way for wallets, exchanges, and fintech apps to offer crypto access without building payment rails and compliance stacks themselves.
Easier Integration for Partners
Paybis has released a new React Native SDK for the On/Off Ramp, making it easier to integrate into mobile apps. The new SDK reduces integration time to a matter of minutes. React Native is widely used for cross-platform mobile development, so native SDK support reduces the engineering effort for teams that ship on both iOS and Android.
PayPal — one of North America's most trusted payment methods — has been added for end users of the Paybis On/Off Ramp in the US, giving American users a faster checkout with a payment method they already trust, without having to enter card details.
Loading-time improvements across the iOS, Android, and web versions of the On/Off Ramp round out a broader push to make the checkout flow feel faster end to end.
Staying Ahead on Compliance
Following the introduction of Travel Rule requirements across the On/Off Ramp, Paybis is continuing to evolve the compliance experience so that partners can meet regulatory requirements without adding friction for their users. The Travel Rule, recommended by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and implemented in varying forms across jurisdictions, requires virtual asset service providers to collect and share originator and beneficiary information for qualifying transactions. As part of this effort, partners can now provide the additional information required for custodial wallets before the user journey begins, allowing relevant compliance checks to be handled in the integration layer rather than introducing extra steps for the end user during checkout.
Paybis is also preparing further improvements for unhosted wallet flows, aiming to make Travel Rule data capture as seamless as possible across different transaction types and wallet models.
This work supports Paybis' broader move toward headless integrations, in which partners retain ownership of the customer journey, brand, and checkout experience, while Paybis provides the compliance and infrastructure underneath.
"Our focus is twofold: making the On/Off Ramp easier for partners to integrate and build with, while continuing to raise the bar on compliance without compromising the user experience," said Julia Kovalchuk, Head of B2B Product at Paybis. "As the regulatory landscape evolves, we want to absorb that complexity into our infrastructure so our partners can scale confidently and their users can continue to have a fast, frictionless experience."
Availability
The features described above are live for eligible partners and customers on a rolling basis; availability may vary by market and partner integration type. Businesses interested in the Paybis On/Off Ramp can contact their account manager or the Paybis partnerships team for onboarding details.
About Paybis
Paybis makes crypto simple for individuals and enterprises. Established in 2014, the company combines a trusted crypto exchange and wallet — for buying, selling, swapping, and holding over 90 cryptocurrencies — with award-winning crypto-fiat infrastructure that empowers businesses to transfer capital globally, eliminating traditional payment friction.
In 2026, Paybis was recognized as the Best Crypto Payment Provider, a testament to its expansive global reach, rapid onboarding protocols, and the deep expertise of the 200 dedicated professionals who drive its operations.
Processing more than $6 billion annually, Paybis is one of the most efficient platforms for acquiring and transacting in digital assets. This commitment to operational excellence is why Paybis maintains one of the highest ratings for crypto companies on Trustpilot, and why 7 million users and hundreds of the world's fastest-growing enterprises consistently rely on its services.
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Source: Chainwire