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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Binance Connect Is Back: The Exchange Made Touchups to the Service After More Than 2 Years of Taking It Offline
Oct 25, 2024 at 12:07 am
Binance, the world's biggest crypto exchange, has released its updated Connect solution. This innovative solution is specifically designed for Web3
Binance has officially relaunched its Connect service, a fiat-to-crypto payment solution designed to enhance the Web3 experience.
After being taken offline for more than two years, Binance has finally revamped and relaunched its Connect service. This service is aimed at making it easier for Web3 projects to integrate fiat-to-crypto transactions.
Binance, the world’s leading crypto exchange, has unveiled its updated fiat-to-crypto payment service, Binance Connect. This solution is designed to bridge traditional finance and blockchain technology, offering a seamless way for businesses and individuals to send and receive funds globally.
With Binance Connect, businesses can obtain a ready-to-use solution for processing transactions. The platform boasts integration with the exchange’s existing services, enhancing both use and efficiency.
Once integrated into third-party platforms, Binance Connect enables verified Binance customers in eligible countries to buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly from their DeFi wallets.
The service supports over 100 fiat currencies, 300 cryptocurrencies, and a wide range of payment methods to facilitate buying and selling crypto easily.
Users can purchase crypto using credit cards, bank transfers, and digital payment methods like Apple Pay and Google Pay. Additionally, they can utilize the Peer-2-Peer (P2P) marketplace to conduct fiat-to-crypto transactions on Binance Connect.
Given Binance's vast user base of over 230 million people worldwide, Binance Connect presents a unique opportunity for Web3 projects to streamline payment processes.
The solution also leverages Binance’s standing as a leading liquidity provider, offering partners with near-to-market prices. Integration is free for partners and requires minimal technical resources.
Binance Connect is designed to be a plug-and-play solution that adheres to regulatory compliance standards, allowing partners to integrate with confidence.
While Binance Connect is now available for Web3 projects, the integration across multiple platforms is still in progress. However, users can expect to begin using it by late November.
During Binance Blockchain Week, scheduled for October 30-31 in Dubai, Binance Fiat Vice President Thomas Gregory will showcase the solution and provide further details on how Web3 companies can utilize this technology.
It's worth noting that the initial launch of Binance Connect service was in March 2022. However, the exchange encountered challenges with its provider regarding card payment support and ultimately shut down the service in August 2023.
During that time, Binance intended to use it as the main platform for the exchange's Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) checkout solution. But the feature was not added before the service closed down.
With the introduction of this revamped solution, Binance is showcasing its dedication to the crypto and blockchain industries.
“Binance Connect is the ideal solution for Web3 projects, allowing them to focus on what they do best while utilizing Binance’s broad payment capabilities,” said Gregory.
The launch of the revamped Binance Connect also coincides with the exchange's recent partnership with payment processor Paymonade. Through this integration, Binance has introduced a new feature that enables users to sell cryptocurrencies directly with credit or debit cards.
These latest enhancements aim to bolster crypto utility on Binance's platform and strengthen its position as a market leader.
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