Payment Service Provider
Xpaid is a payment and banking provider founded in 2022 that serves crypto-oriented and high-risk businesses. It pairs euro IBAN business accounts with OTC exchange between EUR and USDT, white-label conversion tools and crypto invoicing. Settlement is T+1 with a 0.3% service fee, and it targets iGaming, crypto, nutra, dating, e-commerce and finance merchants.
Visit xpaid.org (opens in a new tab)| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| OTC | from 0.25% |
| Cryptoprocessing | from 1% |
Fees are as published by the provider and may vary by volume, vertical and region.
Profile data last updated 2026-03-30.
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