What’s New in Paybis Send: Faster Deposits, Simpler Payouts, Better Transparency
Managing global payments today means balancing speed, compliance, user experience, and day-to-day operations, often across tools that are not built to work together. Many businesses face the same challenge: they need payout infrastructure that can keep up with them. It should support different types of deposits, provide clear information when something needs attention, and stay reliable when transaction volumes grow.
The updates in this release focus on exactly that. Each change removes friction from everyday workflows and strengthens the parts of the system that matter most when money needs to move without delay.
Below is a look at what changed, why it matters, and how these improvements support real payment operations.
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C2B vIBAN Accounts Now Support Retail Payments
Businesses that serve both companies and individual users often end up managing separate processes for incoming payments. Retail deposits especially can require extra setup or manual steps that slow onboarding and create unnecessary work for finance teams.
What we did is create C2B vIBAN accounts that can now accept payments from both corporate clients and retail users. One account covers the full inbound flow, which keeps the structure simple and helps teams monitor and reconcile funds more easily.
What improves
- Broader payment reach across B2B and B2C
- One account for all incoming transfers
- Easier reconciliation with fewer manual checks
- Well suited for marketplaces, exchanges, gaming platforms, and apps
By bringing all deposits into a single, consistent flow, businesses can onboard users faster and maintain a clear, unified view of their incoming funds as they scale.
Fiat Payouts in the Partner Dashboard
Fast access to fiat funds is essential for many businesses, yet payouts often rely on custom integrations or separate systems. This slows down treasury operations and makes liquidity management more complicated than it needs to be.
To simplify this, fiat payouts are now available directly in the Paybis Send dashboard. Teams can withdraw EUR via SEPA to their own company account, a partner company, or an individual without any development work.
What improves
- Faster access to fiat liquidity
- No engineering work required
- Payouts to internal and third-party accounts
With payouts handled in one place, businesses can move funds when they need to and keep their daily liquidity operations running smoothly without relying on additional tools.
Automated Fiat Payouts via API
As businesses grow, payouts become one of the most active parts of their operation. Gaming platforms, gig services, and marketplaces may need to send large numbers of withdrawals each day, and managing them manually is slow, error-prone, and difficult to scale.
The fiat payout API allows teams to automate withdrawals directly from their pre-funded balance. Instead of handling each payment by hand, businesses can run the entire process through a single automated flow that adapts to higher volumes.
What improves
- Scalable payouts without manual work
- Fewer errors from repetitive tasks
- Faster turnaround for time sensitive withdrawals
- Cleaner reconciliation with built in reporting
By automating payouts, teams can shift their focus back to the people they serve rather than the mechanics of sending money. It becomes easier to deliver consistent, timely payments to players, contractors, sellers, or employees.
Clearer AML Transaction Rejections
When a deposit or payout fails due to AML checks, teams need clear information to address the issue. Without it, problems take longer to resolve, and users wait without knowing what went wrong.
Paybis Send now provides detailed reasons for AML rejections, giving teams the context they need to decide on next steps quickly and communicate accurately with users.
What improves
- Faster resolution of failed payments
- More accurate and consistent user communication
- Better visibility for compliance teams
- Fewer avoidable support escalations
With clearer signals, teams can act sooner, reduce uncertainty for their users, and maintain compliance workflows without unnecessary back-and-forth.
Security Upgrades for Partner Accounts
As businesses expand, so does the need for stronger access control and clearer oversight of account activity. Shared logins and basic authentication make it harder to track who is doing what and increase the risk of unauthorized actions.
The following upgrades are now live:
TOTP authentication
Accounts can now be secured with an authenticator app, adding a reliable second step to the login process and reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
IP matching
The system checks whether the IP used during login matches the IP used to initiate a payout. If something looks unusual, the activity is flagged for review, helping teams identify potential issues before they escalate.
Moving Forward
Payments rarely stand still, and neither do the systems that support them. We refine what can be clearer, make room for what can be faster, and simplify the parts that should not slow anyone down. Even when something works, there is value in improving how it works.
More upgrades are already in progress. If you want a closer look at what is coming next or guidance on applying the latest improvements, our account managers can walk you through the details.
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