MiFinity Expanding Payment Choice with PayAnyCoin
MiFinity is expanding payment choice for gaming operators with PayAnyCoin, its new stablecoin payout service. Kris Deyanov, Head of Business Development, explains how the addition
complements PayAnyBank and the MiFinity eWallet, giving operators more flexibility to manage international payments, simplify operations and meet changing customer preferences.
As the gaming industry gathers in Rome, many operators are considering how their payment capabilities will support the next stage of their business. Serving more markets brings different customer preferences and payout requirements into the picture. Each new payment option also has to find its place in the daily work of the teams delivering it.
Tat balance between customer choice and operational demands is central to MiFinity’s expanding offering. PayAnyCoin, its enterprise stablecoin payout service, adds a new international payout option alongside PayAnyBank and the MiFinity eWallet. It is a significant development in another strong year of innovation for the company, with the practical needs of operators guiding the conversation.
For Kris Deyanov, Head of Business Development at MiFinity, those conversations start with the realities of running a payments operation.
“Operators have enough complexity to manage. When we talk about a new payment option, the questions are usually very practical: will it help us pay people faster, will our customers want it, and how much work will it create for our teams? Tose are the questions worth answering.”
A NEW OPTION FOR INTERNATIONAL PAYOUTS An operator’s business does not stop when the banking day ends. Customers may request withdrawals in the evening or over a
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weekend, while international payments can pass through systems with different operating hours and settlement arrangements. Once a payout has been approved, the route it takes affects when the recipient receives it.
PayAnyCoin provides access to stablecoin payment networks that operate around the clock, supporting near-instant settlement. Developed through MiFinity’s partnership with stablecoin infrastructure provider BVNK, the service brings this capability into MiFinity’s established payments platform through a single API integration.
Behind that integration, the service is designed to fit established reporting, reconciliation and operational workflows. Operators can confirm payout details before execution and follow transactions through status updates. MiFinity provides the commercial relationship and operational support, while specialist partners handle the underlying stablecoin processing. Operators can access the capability without building and maintaining separate cryptocurrency infrastructure themselves.
For payments teams, this connects the prospect of faster settlement with the information and processes they need to manage transactions. Finance needs records it can reconcile; customer support colleagues need visibility when a recipient asks about a payment. Tose everyday requirements are part of assessing whether a new service will work for the business.
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