🟪 Currencies available for payment acceptance in Trybit

Trybit currently supports more then 18 cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, including:

💰 BTC 💰 ETH 💰 USDT 💰 USDC 💰 SOL 💰 GRAM 💰 BNB 💰 LTC 💰 TRX 💰 DAI 💰 PEPE and more

Most currencies are available across multiple networks, including Ethereum, BSC, Tron, Solana, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and TON.

The list of supported currencies and networks is constantly growing.

Full list available in the documentation

🏦 UK prepares to regulate tokenised gold

The Financial Conduct Authority is in discussions with market participants, including major banks, about approaches to regulating tokenised gold. Financial Times reports this citing sources.

The regulator is gathering feedback on how the instrument could function as collateral in wholesale markets. According to the publication, FCA may announce the development of regulatory standards within the coming months.

London remains the largest gold trading hub but faces growing pressure from Shanghai and Hong Kong.

A separate question is oversight. FCA does not regulate physical gold trading but does set rules for gold derivatives and exchange-traded products

💰 PayPal's PYUSD: how to accept payments in this stablecoin

PYUSD is a stablecoin issued by PayPal, pegged to the US dollar at 1:1. It is issued in partnership with Paxos and runs on Ethereum and Solana. Reserves are held in US dollars and short-term Treasury bonds, making the asset predictable for business use.

It works well for international transfers, payments for digital products, SaaS platforms, and DeFi transactions. Integration with the PayPal ecosystem makes the token accessible to millions of users worldwide.

PYUSD can be accepted directly to a wallet or through a crypto payment processor. The second option automates address generation, transaction confirmation, and payment history management.

Trybit supports PYUSD payments with auto-conversion, AML checks, and integration via API, HTML widget or CMS modules

📞 Learn more about PYUSD

🟪 Payment notifications in Trybit

In your dashboard settings, you can enable payment notifications in two ways.

➡️ By email to receive alerts about all payment and balance activity.

➡️ Via Telegram for instant notifications about new incoming payments directly in your account.

All system notifications are also available in the Notification Centre located in the top right corner of the dashboard.

⚙️ More about notifications

🏦 What is CBDC and how does it differ from cryptocurrency

CBDC is a central bank digital currency pegged to the national fiat currency at a 1:1 ratio. Unlike cryptocurrencies, it is centralised, government-controlled, and lacks anonymity.

Key differences from crypto:

➡️ State control. The central bank has access to user wallets, and all transactions are monitored.

➡️ Price stability. CBDC rates are more predictable even compared to fiat-backed stablecoins.

➡️ Restrictions on cross-border payments. Unlike cryptocurrency, CBDC can only be used domestically or under bilateral state agreements.

A full CBDC launch has taken place in 11 countries, while 19 of 20 G20 nations are in the development stage. A complete switch to digital money is not possible in the short term, but demand for digitalization is growing worldwide.

ℹ️ More about CBDC

🟪 Why Use the Trybit Payment Page

The payment page works on any device and supports 7 languages with automatic browser detection. The exchange rate is fixed at Binance price at the time of invoice creation and stays unchanged until payment is made.

The customer selects a cryptocurrency and network, receives an address and QR code, and pays. Confirmation happens automatically within 30 seconds, and the transaction status updates in real time. Payment is accepted from any crypto wallet, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or WalletConnect.

The page can be customised to match your brand: company logo, a ready-made colour theme or custom palette, and currency display order. A payment timer, support chat, and transaction status notification are also included.

ℹ️ Learn more about the payment page

💰 Tether completes its first full independent audit in nearly 10 years

The USDT issuer announced that KPMG, one of the world's largest audit firms, has issued an unqualified opinion on the company's financial statements for the past year. This is Tether's first comprehensive independent audit since 2017.

The review covered not only reserves but also assets, liabilities, transactions, accounting systems, and cash flows. Tether's reserves exceeded its liabilities by $6.814 billion as of January 1.

For context: CEO Paolo Ardoino had previously stated that Big Four firms were reluctant to work with Tether due to reputational concerns.

Since 2017, the company had only published quarterly reserve attestations, and its transparency had repeatedly raised questions among investors.

💰 POL: the native token of the Polygon ecosystem

POL is the native token of the Polygon ecosystem, launched in fall 2024 as the successor to MATIC. The core idea is that a single token works across all Polygon networks, removing the need for separate assets on each chain.

The token is used for transaction fees, staking, network governance, and participation in DeFi protocols. Validators lock POL, confirm transactions, and earn rewards. The more staked, the more stable and secure the entire ecosystem becomes.

In 2026, POL established itself as the central asset of the Polygon 2.0 architecture, providing a unified economic model across the entire network.

To exchange POL for other cryptocurrencies, Trybit offers access to over 1,500 trading pairs with fast transaction processing.

📣 More about token

💰 💰 USDT vs USDD: what is the difference and which one to use

Both tokens are pegged to the US dollar at 1:1, but they work differently.

USDT is issued by Tether, backed by real-world reserves including cash and short-term bonds. Centralised, highly liquid, and widely used for corporate settlements and payments.

USDD is issued by Tron DAO Reserve using an algorithmic model with crypto collateral. Decentralised, community-governed, and actively used in DeFi and within the Tron ecosystem.

Key practical differences: USDT is more stable and predictable, while USDD has no centralised address blocking mechanism. For business payments USDT is the better fit, for DeFi USDD sees more use.

Trybit supports both tokens. Integration is available via API, HTML widget, and CMS modules.

🟢 Know more about tokens

🟪 Updated Trybit brand guide

With the transition to Trybit, the brand guide has been fully redesigned. The logo, colour palette, icons, payment buttons, and document structure have all been updated.

The new logo features a three-dimensional block with a chart inside. The block references the principles of blockchain, while the chart symbolises transaction flow and growth.

The updated guide now includes expanded usage examples showing how to communicate crypto payment acceptance across different touchpoints, including the homepage, site footer, checkout, social media, email newsletters, and press releases. Ready-made templates are available for the latter two.

A dedicated section covers the rules for displaying the payment method correctly, including how to name it, which icons to use, and how to add a note. Clear presentation directly affects conversion and builds customer trust in crypto payments.

ℹ️ Open the brand guide

🌐 Elon Musk's X is exploring stablecoins for creator payouts

X is in talks about using stablecoins, including USDC from Circle, to pay royalties to popular creators for their content. CoinDesk reports this citing a source familiar with the matter.

In early August, X launched the Original Content Rewards Program to compensate creators for original content. Payouts for unique views from Premium subscribers will begin on August 28 on a biweekly basis.

This is not the first time a Musk venture has turned to stablecoins. SpaceX already uses them to process Starlink payments from other countries.

X has no plans to issue its own cryptocurrency. Musk stated this back in 2023 following the platform's rebrand from Twitter.

🟪 Trybit checkout update: cleaner for customers, fewer errors

The payment page interface has been redesigned. Payment details now appear in a single top-to-bottom column so customers do not miss the network, address, or Memo. Transfer fees are shown only where they actually apply.

Web3 wallet payments now come without a transfer fee for USDT TRC20, USDT ERC20, USDC ERC20, SHIB ERC20, and PYUSD ERC20. The system automatically detects the installed extension and suggests the right option, supporting TronLink, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, and Phantom. The default payment option is USDT on BSC with no transfer fee.

Mobile experience has been improved too: fonts and copy buttons are larger, and the QR code is now tucked under an icon instead of taking up screen space permanently. The project logo has been increased to 120 × 40 pixels — we recommend updating it in your project settings.

ℹ️ Learn more about the update

🔄 Multilingual payment page in Trybit

The payment page language is detected automatically based on the buyer's browser settings. Currently supported languages include English, Russian, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Chinese. More languages will be added soon.

If needed, the language can be set manually by adding a parameter to the link or it can be fixed in the payment page builder within your project settings.

ℹ️ Learn more about payment page settings

💰 How many Bitcoins are left to mine

Bitcoin's total supply is capped at 21 million coins. As of early 2026, over 19.9 million have already been mined, meaning more than 95% of all BTC is already in circulation.

Despite this, the last Bitcoin is not expected to be mined until around 2140. The reason is the halving mechanism, which cuts the miner reward in half every 210,000 blocks. The reward started at 50 BTC per block in 2009 and now stands at 3.125 BTC. The next halving is expected in 2028.

Once the last coin is mined, the network will not stop. Miners will continue earning income through transaction fees, which will keep the system secure.

The capped supply protects Bitcoin from inflation and makes it an increasingly scarce asset over time. To exchange Bitcoin for other cryptocurrencies, Trybit supports over 1,500 trading pairs.

📣 Learn more about Bitcoin