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Paybis enhances near‑instant USDT purchase across Europe, UK, US, Brazil and Southeast Asia by integrating regional instant rails (Instant SEPA, Faster Payments) and local wallets (Pix, GrabPay, InstaPay, Apple Pay)

August 27, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Paybis announced a major enhancement to its platform, making it easier for users worldwide to buy USDT through a broader and faster range of payment methods. With these updates, Paybis offers users an easier way to access and use stablecoins worldwide: Instant SEPA, Faster Payments, and Fedwire. Bank transfers (such as Instant SEPA in the EU, Faster Payments in the UK, and Fedwire in the U.S.) now allow users to buy USDT nearly instantly from their bank accounts in supported regions; GrabPay in Malaysia and the Philippines. Users in Southeast Asia can now purchase USDT in under 10 minutes using GrabPay, a widely adopted mobile wallet in the region; InstaPay in the Philippines. Filipino users can leverage real-time electronic payments through InstaPay to acquire USDT instantly, backed by regulated and secure infrastructure; Pix in Brazil. Brazilian users benefit from the fast, low-cost Pix payment system to buy Tether in just a few clicks; Credit and Debit Cards, including Apple Pay. Retail users globally can continue using familiar options like cards and Apple Pay for rapid USDT purchases.

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