Exchange de criptomonedas · 🇱🇻 Letonia

Paybis

88.7Sentimiento /100▼ 0.4

Paybis es una plataforma de intercambio de criptomonedas que permite a los usuarios comprar, vender e intercambiar criptomonedas mediante diversos métodos de pago, incluidas tarjetas de crédito y débito.

¿Tiene Paybis licencia MiCA?

✓ Autorizado · CASP bajo MiCA

Sí. Paybis (entidad jurídica SIA "Paybis Europe") cuenta con autorización como proveedor de servicios de criptoactivos (CASP) bajo MiCA - supervisado por Latvijas Banka en Letonia e inscrito en el registro oficial de ESMA. Gracias al pasaporte MiCA puede prestar servicios legalmente a clientes de toda la UE/EEE (30 países).

Detalles de la licencia

Estado de la licencia✓ Autorizado (CASP bajo MiCA)

Entidad jurídicaSIA "Paybis Europe"

Regulador de origenLatvijas Banka

País de autorización Letonia

Web oficialpaybis.com

FuenteRegistro MiCA de ESMA

Servicios de criptoactivos autorizados (6)

Custodia y administración de criptoactivos

Custodia y administración de criptoactivos por cuenta de clientes.

Canje de criptoactivos por fondos

Cambio de criptoactivos por dinero fiat.

Canje de criptoactivos por otros criptoactivos

Cambio de un criptoactivo por otro.

Ejecución de órdenes por cuenta de clientes

Ejecución de órdenes de compra y venta de criptoactivos para clientes.

Asesoramiento sobre criptoactivos

Prestación de recomendaciones personalizadas sobre criptoactivos.

Servicios de transferencia de criptoactivos

Transferencia de criptoactivos por cuenta de clientes.

Dónde puedes usar Paybis · pasaporte UE/EEE (30)

La autorización MiCA se pasaporta a toda la UE/EEE, por lo que Paybis puede prestar servicios legalmente a clientes en:

Alemania Austria Bélgica Bulgaria Chequia Chipre Croacia Dinamarca Eslovaquia Eslovenia España Estonia Finlandia Francia Grecia Hungría Irlanda Islandia Italia Letonia Liechtenstein Lituania Luxemburgo Malta Noruega Países Bajos Polonia Portugal Rumanía Suecia

Índice de sentimiento

nuestra puntuación · actualizada cada mes

88.7/100▼ -0.37 vs medición anterior

Valoraciones por plataforma

★ 4.2 · 47K · 3

Trustpilot

4.1★

32K valoraciones · 84% positivas

Google Play

4.6★

12K valoraciones · 90% positivas

500K+ instalaciones

App Store

4.6★

2.9K valoraciones · 90% positivas

Medido el 17 de agosto de 2026

Distribución de valoraciones

All platforms

5★

75% · 35K

4★

11% · 5.2K

3★

4% · 1.7K

2★

2% · 760

1★

9% · 4.1K

Valoración y volumen de opiniones en el tiempo

Trustpilot · 4.1★Google Play · 4.6★App Store · 4.6★Review volume · 47K · +0.91%

Tendencia del sentimiento de marca

positive sentiment, by platform

Trustpilot · 84%Google Play · 90%App Store · 90%

Capturas de la app

App Store

En los medios

brand coverage

Paybis Releases New Research Revealing 89% of Crypto Buyers Demand Real-Cost Fee Transparency

markets.businessinsider.com · 3w ago

LONDON, Aug. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- New Paybis research finds users prefer exact fee amounts, itemized cost breakdowns, and visibility...

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Paybis Releases New Data Showing B2B Payments Now Dominate Stablecoin Volume

norfolkdailynews.com · 1mo ago

LONDON, July 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- New data released today by Paybis indicates that stablecoins have quietly.

Paybis Releases New Data Showing B2B Payments Now Dominate Stablecoin Volume

www.wboc.com · 1mo ago

LONDON, July 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- New data released today by Paybis indicates that stablecoins have quietly.

Últimas publicaciones en redes

LinkedIn & Facebook

PaybisLinkedIn· 3w ago · Aug 11, 2026

🧾 84.9% of users demand a full itemized breakdown of all transaction costs. 💲 88.9% of respondents prefer seeing fees in fiat currency (USD/EUR) rather than percentages. 🏷️ 64.3% of buyers want separate labels for platform, network, and payment processing fees. More - in our recent study https://lnkd.in/g4a_GUuX

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PaybisLinkedIn· 3w ago · Aug 10, 2026

This October, Alfama sets the scene. Builders from across iGaming and payments are invited to La Distillerie, a restored 19th century distillery in the heart of Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood. The evening begins with a Portuguese wine tasting led by a sommelier and continues with cocktails, canapés and music in a venue defined by the character of historic Lisbon. Before the night comes to a close, stop by the Postcard Corner, write a note and we'll send it from Lisbon to your doorstep. Reserve your spot: https://lnkd.in/e2JyRd4X Brought together with Paybis and nSure.ai.

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PaybisLinkedIn· 4w ago · Aug 6, 2026

What happens when execs from Morgan Stanley, Amazon Pay, and Blackstone build with blockchain infra? Our client Zynk is the perfect example of a new breed of institutional digital asset fintech doing just that. They’ve just passed $2B+ in annualised volume, on a $20B+ pipeline, growing 70% month-on-month, with significant market share captured across corridors in APAC, UAE and North America. Through our work, Zynk has built deep relationships with key players across the institutional digital asset and payments ecosystem, spanning some of the biggest names in stablecoin infrastructure, cross-border payments and institutional capital markets. So, if so many Web3 startups struggled to make institutional traction, why were we able to grow so much with Zynk? The answer, it turns out, is very simple. Zynk never chased hype marketing or a token launch. They never had an ambiguous goal of a decentralized future with a suite of half-baked products bolted underneath it. Instead, they focused on solving one problem: the friction in the global payments system. To solve it, they developed a stablecoin infrastructure that delivers embedded liquidity in real time to remittance companies, neobanks, payment providers and more. It’s a quiet problem hundreds of companies struggle with, from the largest legacy remittance players to any off-ramp or on-ramp provider moving money between fiat and crypto. It’s also the approach that got them backing from Hivemind Capital, Coinbase Ventures, and Polymorphic Capital. Zynk is not only our client now, but an infrastructure partner we look forward to bringing onto the institutional projects we’re developing with financial institutions, where their embedded liquidity solution will move money across borders faster. On WIOSNA's institutional infra projects, we often work with massive multinationals who have thousands of employees and a global presence. But size isn’t what matters most to us. Quality, focus, and efficiency are, and Zynk is proof of all three.

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PaybisLinkedIn· 4w ago · Aug 3, 2026

On July 18, US regulators quietly missed their one-year deadline under the GENIUS Act. Treasury, OCC, FDIC, NCUA and the Fed have issued ~10 proposals — none finalized. Most read that as failure. I'd call it an opening: an unfinished rulebook is an editable one, and the stablecoin yield ban everyone treats as settled is the clause most worth arguing about. Why it matters: the ban only binds issuers, not affiliates — hence Coinbase paying USDC holders via a revenue share with Circle. Meanwhile yield-bearing stablecoins grew from ~$1B (2023) to $19B (2025), driving over half of all market growth in Q1 2026. Compliant issuers can't compete on yield, so demand drifts offshore — outside any reserve or disclosure safeguards. That doesn't protect deposits, it just hides the risk. Europe's MiCA only launched July 1 and is already being reopened for review. Rules aren't as final as they look. At Paybis, we're watching this closely — my bet is the yield question gets revisited within 18 months, likely landing on disclosure rules and a narrow safe harbor instead of a flat ban. https://lnkd.in/eQRT49xN

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Lo que dice la gente

mentions on X, Reddit & Facebook

u/ASICmachineASICmachineReddit· 1w ago

I tried to exchange crypto using paybis, it told me to verify and after i attempted it said this and it doesn't let me try to verify again (x-post from /r/Cryptocurrency)

Australian Blockchain & CryptocurrencyAusBlockCryptoX· 3w ago

89% of crypto buyers want fees shown in real costs, not percentages: @Paybis https://t.co/qYdKxwLlqX #fintech #fintechnews #financialtechnology #cryptonews #digitalcurrency #cryptocurrency #crypto #cryptotrading #trading #cryptofees #digitalassets https://t.co/lWZxOdR6IO

PaybispaybisX· 3w ago

[Week: 05.08–11.08] The most important updates from the crypto world by @paybis https://t.co/X2IhWTBQw5

UK FinTechUKFinTechCoX· 3w ago

89% of crypto buyers want fees shown in real costs, not percentages: @Paybis https://t.co/U7phvozMVL #fintech #fintechnews #financialtechnology #cryptonews #digitalcurrency #cryptocurrency #crypto #cryptotrading #trading #cryptofees #digitalassets https://t.co/bQJDWzRjTL

INPUT GlobalINPUT_globalX· 3w ago

This October, join us at La Distillerie, a restored 19th century distillery in Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood, for a night of Portuguese wine, cocktails, music, great company and a postcard to send home. Brought to you with @paybis and @nsureai. Register: https://t.co/iidthOFDkq https://t.co/l4ZmpOXrIb

Sobre Paybis

Paybis, operada por SIA Paybis Europe y con sede en Riga, Letonia, es una plataforma de intercambio de criptomonedas fundada en 2014. La plataforma permite a usuarios de todo el mundo comprar, vender e intercambiar criptomonedas con transacciones instantáneas y ofrece una cartera de criptomonedas gratuita. Proporciona soporte en línea 24/7 y aplicaciones móviles para iOS y Android.

Preguntas frecuentes

¿Tiene Paybis licencia MiCA?

Sí. Paybis (entidad jurídica SIA "Paybis Europe") cuenta con autorización como proveedor de servicios de criptoactivos (CASP) bajo MiCA - supervisado por Latvijas Banka (Letonia) e inscrito en el registro oficial de ESMA.

¿Quién supervisa a Paybis en la UE?

La actividad de Paybis en la UE está autorizada y supervisada por Latvijas Banka, su autoridad nacional competente de origen bajo MiCA.

¿Para qué servicios de criptoactivos está autorizado Paybis?

Bajo MiCA, Paybis está autorizado para: Custodia y administración de criptoactivos, Canje de criptoactivos por fondos, Canje de criptoactivos por otros criptoactivos, Ejecución de órdenes por cuenta de clientes, Asesoramiento sobre criptoactivos, Servicios de transferencia de criptoactivos.

¿En qué países puedo usar Paybis legalmente?

La autorización MiCA se pasaporta a toda la UE/EEE, por lo que Paybis puede prestar servicios legalmente a clientes en los 30 Estados miembros de la UE/EEE.

¿Figura Paybis en el registro de ESMA?

Sí. SIA "Paybis Europe" figura en el registro oficial de ESMA de proveedores de servicios de criptoactivos autorizados bajo MiCA, inscrito bajo Latvijas Banka.

¿Es lo mismo una licencia MiCA que una licencia CASP?

Sí. MiCA (MiCAR) es el reglamento europeo; un CASP (proveedor de servicios de criptoactivos) es una empresa autorizada conforme a él. «Registro MiCA», «registro CASP» y «registro ESMA» se refieren a la misma lista oficial.

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