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PayPal Expands Crypto Payments for U.S. Merchants

Thiago Alvarez
Last updated: July 30, 2025 3:58 am
Thiago Alvarez
Published: July 30, 2025
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Key Takeaways:
  • PayPal introduces crypto payments feature for U.S. merchants.
  • Over 100 cryptocurrencies supported, including BTC and ETH.
  • 0.99% transaction fee for the first year for merchants.

PayPal has introduced its ‘Pay with Crypto’ feature for U.S. merchants, enabling them to accept over 100 cryptocurrencies, significantly lowering transaction costs and enhancing global commerce efficiency.

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The initiative reinforces PayPal’s standing in digital payments and could lead to market shifts in crypto adoption, impacting merchant operations and global transaction dynamics.

PayPal has launched its ‘Pay with Crypto’ feature for U.S. merchants, allowing acceptance of over 100 cryptocurrencies. Integrations with major wallets and exchanges aim to lower transaction costs and boost global commerce efficiency.

Alex Chriss, President and CEO of PayPal, stated,

“Businesses of all sizes face incredible pressure when growing globally, from increased costs for accepting international payments to complex integrations. Today, we’re removing these barriers and helping every business of every size achieve their goals.”
source. Partners include Fiserv and major wallet integrations like Coinbase and Binance.

Merchants will benefit from a 0.99% transaction fee for the first year, cheaper than traditional international card fees. This initiative potentially impacts industries reliant on cross-border transactions. The financial implications include annual PYUSD rewards at 4%, attracting businesses to store funds with PayPal. This move could influence stablecoin adoption and usage.

The launch could affect the market significantly, integrating with a wide range of tokens and exchanges. Potential global expansion is linked with Fiserv, broadening PayPal’s crypto payment solutions. Market experts anticipate regulatory interest due to increased cryptocurrency use in commerce. Historical data suggests crypto payment rollouts can boost transaction volume and provide temporary price increases in key digital assets.

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