Paybis July Updates with 15% OFF: Top 3 Crypto News, Online Webinar & How to Stay Safe from Crypto Scams

Summer may be in full swing, but we’re working as hard as we’re having fun! July was another month of momentum at Paybis, from expanding payment options to participating in leading crypto conferences and keeping our content pipeline full.

Additionally, in light of recent malicious activities in the crypto space, we’ve added a checklist on how to stay safe from scams at the end of this article. Let’s dive in!

Paybis Company Updates

We’re always working to make crypto more accessible and convenient for users around the world. In July, we took a significant step in that direction by expanding our list of available payment methods with a new one.

You can now buy crypto on Paybis using:

• PaysafeCard
  

This addition gives our users more flexibility and choice, whether they’re buying crypto for the first time or topping up their existing portfolios. Our goal is to meet users where they are — and that includes offering more local and convenient payment rails.

Try out Paybis exchange now with 15% OFF fees until August 17th!

Crypto Industry July Highlights

July brought major developments across the crypto landscape, especially in the U.S., where regulators and financial institutions continue to shape the future of digital assets.

Here are the top headlines from July:

• U.S. passes the GENIUS Act, the first major stablecoin law, introducing a legal framework for issuance and oversight.
• In July 2025, Bitcoin surged to an all-time high of $123,166 in an increasingly favorable crypto-friendly environment
• $3 billion was stolen in 119 hacks in the first half of 2025, surpassing total losses from 2024.

These milestones highlight how crypto is increasingly integrating with the mainstream financial system, a trend we expect to continue accelerating through the rest of 2025.

Conference Updates

In July, Paybis took part in EthCC, Europe’s biggest Ethereum event. We met with top developers and blockchain teams to show off our work in decentralization and infrastructure. The connections we made there were valuable as we talked directly with the people building Ethereum’s future and picked up ideas that will help shape our upcoming products and features.

We also hit iGB L!VE in London, a major iGaming industry event. With crypto becoming more popular in gaming, we showed platforms our payment solutions that make transactions easier and improve player experience. We connected with gaming operators and tech providers to explain how crypto offers faster payments, wider reach, and better compliance. Events like this help us expand into new markets and see how our tech fits real business needs.

Latest Content Updates

The Paybis Blog continues to be your resource for understanding what’s happening in crypto, from market trends to platform news.

Here are some highlights from the latest posts:

• Europe and U.S. Speed Up Crypto Integration: June Highlights: explains June’s major crypto business milestones, from Coinbase’s EU expansion under MiCA and Luxembourg’s €50 million on‑chain bond to Stripe’s infrastructure moves, JPMorgan’s on‑chain deposit token, and the passage of the U.S. GENIUS Act.
• What You Might Have Missed: Paybis June Update: recaps Paybis’ strong June, highlighting dramatic spikes in crypto purchases (especially Dogecoin, Polygon, Toncoin, and Ethereum), faster sell execution, new meme tokens, and key industry news like Circle’s IPO filing, DeFi hacks, and the Ripple–SEC resolution.
• Ethereum Gas Cap, KuCoin Scrutiny, Tether Moves, and DeFi Hacks: covers the week’s top crypto developments: Ethereum’s proposed gas cap upgrade, KuCoin’s regulatory scrutiny, Tether’s new monitoring investments and USDT minting/discontinuations, major DeFi hacks (including GMX and Kinto), and Ethereum’s movement toward zero‑knowledge proof integration.

Should You Build or Buy a Crypto Ramp? Online Webinar

Join our upcoming webinar to get the full picture before you commit capital or code. Tailored for operational, product, and payment professionals, this session dives deep into the real costs, regulatory hurdles, and hidden complexities of building your own fiat-to-crypto ramp vs partnering with a provider. You’ll walk away with hard numbers, licensing insights (MICA, MSB, VASP, MTL), a cost-benefit framework, red-flag risks, and a provider scoring model for 2025/26. Plus, get a decision matrix and success case studies to guide your next move. Don’t miss the first session of our four-part “Build vs Buy” series on crypto infrastructure. [Register now to secure your spot!]

Get Rewarded with an Exclusive August 15% Discount

July has come to an end! This month was packed with key updates, from new platform features to fresh content and major events in the crypto and blockchain space.

Thank you for being part of our journey. We wouldn’t be here without you! Here’s a little something to show our appreciation – use the code NEWSBONUS01 to get 15% OFF on any crypto exchange. The deal will expire on 17.08.2025 00:00 UTC, so make sure to grab it!

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Important Security Alert: Protect Yourself from Recent Crypto Scams

As part of our commitment to keeping your account secure, we want to inform you about a recent surge in phishing schemes, fake exchanges/casinos and other fraudulent activities targeting cryptocurrency users.

Recent Scam Schemes to Be Aware Of:

1. Phishing Emails: Scammers are sending emails that appear to be from legitimate exchanges, asking for your login credentials or private keys. Always verify the sender’s email address before clicking any links.
2. Fake Support Calls: Fraudsters may impersonate customer support representatives, asking for sensitive information such as your account password or recovery phrase. Remember, Paybis will never call you or ask for your passwords and private keys.
3. Investment Scams: Be cautious of unsolicited investment opportunities promising guaranteed returns. If it sounds too good to be true, it likely is.
4. Impersonation on Social Media: Scammers create fake social media profiles mimicking our official accounts to solicit funds or personal information. Always check for verification badges before interacting.
5. Online Jobs: Scammers send you a few dollars of crypto for the screenshot or review tasks, and once they gain your trust, they require you to deposit crypto on their wallets for higher returns (prepaid tasks). They might “pay back” a few times, but once amounts get larger, they will stop being a good “employer” and your crypto will be lost, unfortunately.
6. Fake exchanges/gambling sites. If a website looks weird, has a copy/paste format and grammar errors, links do not redirect anywhere, most likely it is not legit.

How to Protect Yourself:

• Never share your private keys or passwords with anyone, even if they claim to be from our support team or affiliated services.
• Be skeptical of unsolicited messages asking for your personal information or offering investment opportunities.
• Keep your payment card details to yourself and never share your PIN or CVC/CVV.
• Research the person/vendor you are sending crypto funds to, make sure the website is trustworthy.

For more information on how to stay safe, please refer to our articles on scams and fraudulent activity and common scam schemes, or contact our team at support@paybis.com.

Thank you for being a part of our community. Your security is our top priority.

Written by

Alanta Kaminskaite

Alanta is a tech content writer with over four years of experience and a deep passion for everything technology-related. She's worked in global IT companies and specializes in internet security, blockchain technologies, and AI advancements.