Paybis Mass Payouts Upgrade: Here Is What Your Business Can Do With It
- Paybis Mass Payouts added ETH, SOL, DOGE, and LTC support for both pay-ins and payouts, reducing the need to add separate providers for popular assets
- Fiat payouts are now fully automatable via API, closing a significant gap for businesses running rule-based or high-frequency disbursements
- Partners can open GBP virtual accounts to receive and hold British Pounds without a conversion step on receipt, most useful for businesses that disburse in crypto
- Unified reporting now combines fiat and crypto transactions in one export, cutting reconciliation time for finance teams
- The product is positioned for B2B operators who have outgrown generic payment stacks: payment processors, payroll platforms, crypto businesses, and fintechs
- Traditional bank wires cost $40 to $65 per transaction with 1 to 3% FX markup; Mass Payouts eliminates intermediary fees, exchange rate markup on stablecoin payouts, and transaction caps
Paybis Mass Payouts added Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Litecoin support, opened GBP virtual accounts, enabled full fiat and crypto balance management via API, and unified transaction reporting across fiat and crypto. Here is what changed and why it matters for your operations.
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When Your Payment Stack Stops Keeping Up
Most businesses that grow into high-volume payouts discover the same thing at roughly the same moment: the infrastructure they started with was not built for where they ended up.
A payment processor running thousands of settlements a week cannot afford manual steps in the middle of its workflow. A payroll platform disbursing across a dozen countries needs consistent, automatable rails, not a patchwork of providers with different APIs, different reporting formats, and different failure modes. A fintech handling both fiat and crypto flows for its users will eventually hit a wall if those two sides of the business live in separate systems with separate reconciliation processes.
The more volume you add, the more expensive these gaps become. Errors compound. Reconciliation takes longer. Operations teams spend time on tasks that should not require human attention.
This is the category of problem Mass Payouts was built to address.
Move Money at Scale, Without Building the Infrastructure Yourself
Mass Payouts is Paybis’s payment infrastructure for businesses moving money at scale. The model is simple: fund an account in fiat or crypto, then disburse to bank accounts or wallets, in local currency or cryptocurrency, anywhere in the world.
Every partner gets a dedicated virtual IBAN for receiving funds. Payouts can be triggered via API or managed through the partner portal. SEPA, SEPA Instant, and SWIFT are all supported, so the product fits into existing financial workflows without requiring workarounds.
The cost difference compared to a traditional bank wire is substantial:
| Feature | Traditional Bank Wire | Paybis Mass Payouts |
|---|---|---|
| Per-transaction sending fee | $40–$65 | Tier-based, near zero |
| Exchange rate markup | 1–3% | None (stablecoin-based) |
| Intermediary bank fees | Variable, often hidden | None |
| Receiving-side fees | Up to $25 | None |
| Settlement time | 1–5 business days | Near-instant |
| Fiat currencies supported | Varies by bank | 30+, no extra charge |
| Transaction limits | Often capped | Unlimited |
| Compliance management | Business’s responsibility | Fully managed by Paybis |
| Revenue potential for sender | None | Markup on every payout |
The result is a single system for high-volume B2B settlements, marketplace payouts, crypto disbursements, and cross-border payroll, without building or maintaining the underlying infrastructure.
What Your Business Can Do Now That It Couldn’t Before
| Feature | What Changed |
|---|---|
| Supported cryptocurrencies | ETH, SOL, DOGE, and LTC added for pay-ins and payouts |
| API functionality | Full fiat and crypto deposit and withdrawal now available via API |
| GBP accounts | Partners can open GBP virtual accounts to receive and hold British Pounds |
| Reporting | Fiat transactions, fees, and sender bank details now included in all reports and statements |
Stop Turning Away Users Because of Asset Support
Before this update, businesses serving users who preferred assets like Ethereum or Solana had limited options. Either they added a separate provider to handle those assets, or they told their users to transact in something the platform actually supported. Neither outcome is clean.
Mass Payouts now supports Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Litecoin for both pay-ins and payouts, alongside the existing range of stablecoins and Bitcoin. If your counterparties want to send or receive in a specific asset, you can accommodate that through the same integration you already have.
Supporting more assets through the same integration means less reason to add providers to your stack.
Automate Your Entire Payout Flow, Fiat Included
This is the update that will matter most to teams running automated payment workflows.
Until now, fiat payouts through Mass Payouts required action in the partner portal. For businesses running rule-based or high-frequency disbursements, that was a structural bottleneck. Automating the crypto side of a payout flow while routing the fiat side through a manual interface is not a sustainable setup at scale.
Partners with a Paybis IBAN balance can now handle the full deposit and withdrawal cycle through the API, in both crypto and fiat. A single balance, whether held in EUR, GBP, or USD, can be funded via bank transfer or crypto deposit and paid out in fiat or crypto, all within the same account.
For payroll platforms, payment processors, and any business running scheduled or triggered disbursements, this closes the gap between what the product promised and what the workflow actually required.
Full partner portal support for the expanded functionality is coming in a future release.
Accept GBP Without the Conversion Tax
Businesses with significant UK payment volumes have faced a familiar friction: accepting GBP payments meant converting on receipt, adding cost and complexity to what should be a straightforward transaction.
Partners can now open a GBP-denominated virtual account to receive and hold British Pounds directly. For businesses with UK-based clients or suppliers, this makes it easier to accept GBP payments without an unnecessary conversion step.
Funds held in a GBP account can be withdrawn in crypto. Fiat withdrawals in GBP are not currently supported, so this is most relevant for businesses that receive GBP and disburse in crypto, or that need to hold GBP as part of their treasury before converting.
Close the Books Faster, With Everything in One Place
Reconciliation across fiat and crypto has historically been a manual exercise. Crypto transactions in one export, fiat transactions in another, and a finance team spending time cross-referencing records that should have been in the same place to begin with.
Fiat payout transactions and fees now appear in PDF and CSV reports alongside crypto activity. The transaction history page in the partner portal shows both in a single unified view. Account statements now include sender bank details for fiat pay-ins, which gives finance teams the data they need to reconcile without pulling from separate sources.
Less time on reconciliation means fewer errors and faster closes. For businesses operating at volume, that is not a minor improvement.
Is This the Right Fit for Your Business?
Mass Payouts is the right fit for businesses that have outgrown generic payment solutions and need infrastructure that operates reliably at scale. That includes payment processors managing large settlement volumes, payroll platforms disbursing across multiple currencies, crypto businesses offering fiat off-ramp capabilities, and fintechs embedding payout functionality without building their own rails.
The Q1 2026 updates are particularly relevant if your business is moving fiat and crypto through separate systems today, if you have been waiting to automate fiat payouts via API, or if you have meaningful GBP volume that currently requires currency conversion on receipt.
See How It Works for Your Use Case
If you want to understand how Mass Payouts fits your payment infrastructure, or how the Q1 updates apply to your current setup, our team will walk you through it.
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FAQ
Which cryptocurrencies does Paybis Mass Payouts support?
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, Litecoin, and a range of stablecoins, all available for both pay-ins and payouts through the same integration.
Can I automate fiat payouts via API?
Yes. Partners with a Paybis IBAN balance can now trigger fiat deposits and withdrawals fully via API, alongside crypto. No manual portal steps required.
What currencies can I hold in a virtual account?
EUR, GBP, and USD. GBP accounts are new as of Q1 2026. GBP can be received and held, then withdrawn in crypto. Fiat GBP withdrawals are not yet supported.
How does Mass Payouts handle compliance?
Paybis manages compliance on your behalf, including KYC/AML obligations. You don’t need to build or maintain that infrastructure yourself.
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