Te MiFinity eWallet allows users to add funds, pay online and receive money. More than 80 integrated payment methods are available across the service, including cards, crypto and local
payment options, with availability varying by location. Customers have different ways to fund their wallet, giving operators a way to accommodate a range of payment preferences.
Kris sees a clear role for operators in defining what they want the additional capability to achieve.
“A new payment method has to earn its place. If recipients already use stablecoins, or a particular payout route is causing delays, there’s a useful conversation to have. Start there. Look at what you want to improve, then judge the service on whether it delivers.”
Tat assessment includes destination coverage, recipient preferences and the operator’s own processes. Discussing those requirements with MiFinity helps operators establish where stablecoin payouts could become a useful part of their offering.
PAYANYBANK SUPPORTS FAMILIAR WAYS TO RECEIVE FUNDS Bank accounts remain an important destination for payouts. PayAnyBank enables payments directly to individual and business bank accounts in supported countries, with payments processed in the recipient’s specified local currency. Its B2C and B2B capabilities cover customer payouts as well as payments to business recipients.
For an operator, the details matter: the countries it needs to reach, the currencies recipients require and the volumes its teams will handle. PayAnyBank supports both high and low transaction volumes and can be integrated through an API, with MiFinity supporting the team throughout the integration process.
Having bank and stablecoin payout options available through MiFinity gives operators scope to respond to different requirements across their customer base. Kris puts the customer at the centre of that decision.
“Someone who wants money in their bank account and someone who prefers a stablecoin payout are asking for different things. Both want the payment to work. Our job is to give operators useful options and help them understand where each one fits.”
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KRIS DEYANOV Head of Business Development, MiFinity
CONNECTING CHOICE WITH THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Te same attention to customer preferences applies earlier in the payment journey. When someone is ready to make a deposit, a familiar funding method can make the next step easier to understand. For operators serving multiple markets, that means looking closely at the payment options customers use locally.
Te MiFinity eWallet allows users to add funds, pay online and receive money. More than 80 integrated payment methods are available across the service, including cards, crypto and local payment options, with availability varying by location. Customers have different ways to fund their wallet, giving operators a way to accommodate a range of payment preferences.
Te MiFinity eWallet also brings deposits and receiving money into the same conversation. Considering both helps operators review the experience from the customer’s perspective: how they add funds, how they make a payment and how they access money they receive. Alongside PayAnyBank and PayAnyCoin, it broadens the ways MiFinity can support those needs across the payment journey.
BUILDING ON A YEAR OF INNOVATION Te introduction of PayAnyCoin is a highlight of another strong year of innovation for MiFinity. It expands the company’s payout capabilities while building on the bank and wallet services that operators already rely on to serve their customers and manage payments across markets. Tere is more to come, with an exciting product roadmap ahead and further innovations to be revealed in due course.
For operators looking ahead, the opportunity is to bring their own payment priorities into that conversation. Whether the focus is faster international payouts or more familiar ways for customers to pay, MiFinity’s team can help operators identify the right services for their markets, simplify payment operations and give customers a smoother experience from deposit to payout.
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