Match2Pay has completed a two-part platform upgrade designed to reduce friction in crypto payments for brokers and fintech merchants.
The second phase, finalised on Thursday, added direct connectivity to more than 500 digital wallets, including MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet and Phantom. This follows the integration of Binance Pay at the end of last month, which enabled instant deposits for approximately 300 million registered Binance users.
Eliminating manual errors
The wallet expansion introduces what Match2Pay calls a “connect-and-confirm” standard. Rather than copying and pasting wallet addresses and manually selecting blockchain networks, users link their wallet directly to the checkout page and approve transactions within their native app.
The change addresses a common problem in crypto payments: users sending funds via the wrong network or mistyping addresses, which can result in lost deposits and additional support work for merchants.
“Merchants want crypto deposits that are quick, familiar, and dependable,” said Andrey Kalashnikov of Match2Pay. “The benefits are immediate and practical: smoother checkout, higher completion rates, and more predictable outcomes.”
The Binance Pay integration processes transactions through Binance’s internal ledger rather than broadcasting them to a public blockchain. This bypasses network confirmation delays, which can range from 10 to 60 minutes during periods of congestion.
For brokers and prop trading firms, where the speed of account funding can determine whether a trader executes at their intended price, the reduced waiting time affects how quickly accounts can be funded and used for trading.
The integration also uses Binance’s existing KYC verification for incoming deposits.
Match2Pay has designed the upgrades to require no changes to merchant CRM or billing systems. The platform handles API calls and wallet connectivity behind the scenes, delivering standardised webhook notifications regardless of whether a user pays via Binance, a hardware wallet or a mobile app.
The company markets the combined upgrades to both centralised exchange users and Web3-native traders who prefer non-custodial wallets.
