Riga, Latvia, August 31st, 2026 - Paybis, a provider of crypto-fiat infrastructure, has announced a set of upgrades to its On/Off Ramp that aim to simplify partner integration and broaden payment and compliance coverage.
The On/Off Ramp product is Paybis’ embedded buy/sell solution that allows partners to offer card and local payment methods for purchasing and selling crypto directly inside their own websites and apps. The recent release focuses on shortening integration timelines for partners, improving the customer-facing checkout experience, and advancing the compliance mechanisms required under evolving regulatory expectations.
Easier and faster partner integration
A central element of the update is a new React Native SDK for the On/Off Ramp intended for mobile applications. Paybis states the SDK reduces the time partners need to integrate the On/Off Ramp to a matter of minutes, streamlining the path for apps that use cross-platform mobile frameworks.
Alongside the SDK release, Paybis has optimized loading times across iOS, Android, and web versions of the On/Off Ramp. These performance improvements are part of a broader effort to make the end-to-end checkout flow feel faster for users, from initial load to transaction completion.
PayPal added as a US payment option
For users in the United States, Paybis has introduced PayPal as an available payment method within the On/Off Ramp. The company presents PayPal as a familiar and trusted payment option for North American users, allowing faster checkout without the need to enter card details.
Compliance updates and Travel Rule handling
Paybis is also adapting its compliance tooling in response to Travel Rule requirements that apply across the On/Off Ramp. One specific change enables partners to supply additional information required for custodial wallets prior to the user journey. By capturing these details in the integration layer, Paybis says the necessary compliance checks can occur without adding extra steps for the end user during checkout.
The company is preparing further improvements for unhosted wallet flows, aiming to make Travel Rule data capture more seamless across different transaction types and wallet models. These enhancements support Paybis’ move toward more headless integrations, where partners maintain control of the customer journey, branding, and checkout interface while Paybis delivers the compliance and infrastructure components behind the scenes.
"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 and partner onboarding
The features detailed above are being rolled out to eligible partners and customers on a rolling basis. Paybis notes that availability may vary by market and by partner integration type. Businesses interested in the Paybis On/Off Ramp are directed to contact their account manager or the Paybis partnerships team for onboarding details.
About Paybis
Paybis describes itself as a company that simplifies crypto for individuals and enterprises. Founded in 2014, it operates a crypto exchange and wallet that supports buying, selling, swapping and holding more than 90 cryptocurrencies, and it provides crypto-fiat infrastructure to businesses.
According to the company, Paybis was recognized in 2026 as the Best Crypto Payment Provider, and its operations are driven by about 200 professionals. The firm says it processes more than $6 billion annually, serves roughly 7 million users, and supports hundreds of enterprises. Paybis also highlights a high rating on Trustpilot as evidence of operational reliability.
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