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Paybis Expands Crypto Purchase Options in Europe with Local Payment Methods

Cryptelio Editorial Published 23 Oct 2026 · 12:01 UTC Updated 23 Oct 2026 · 12:31 UTC
Paybis Expands Crypto Purchase Options in Europe with Local Payment Methods

Paybis, a global crypto exchange and payment infrastructure provider, has expanded its services in Europe by adding four local payment methods for buying cryptocurrencies. Customers in the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, and Austria can now make purchases using iDEAL, BLIK, Multibanco, and EPS, respectively, without the need for card details.

This initiative marks the first wave of 13 local payment methods that Paybis plans to introduce, aiming to support over 30 payment options in total. The newly added methods allow users to confirm payments directly through their banking apps or via payment references, streamlining the purchasing process for cryptocurrencies.

Details of the New Payment Methods

  • iDEAL (Netherlands): Payment confirmation through a banking app, with a limit of EUR 50,000.
  • BLIK (Poland): Payment via a six-digit code from a banking app, with a limit of PLN 50,000.
  • Multibanco (Portugal): Payment reference paid at an ATM or through a banking app, with a limit of EUR 5,000.
  • EPS (Austria): Bank selection and confirmation in online banking, with a limit of EUR 10,000.

With over 90 cryptocurrencies available, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and USDC, Paybis aims to make crypto purchases as straightforward as traditional online transactions. Innokenty Isers, CEO and Founder of Paybis, emphasized the importance of local payment methods, stating, "Europe does not pay one way... Our philosophy is making crypto easy, and adding local payment methods market by market is how we do that."

Following this initial rollout, Paybis plans to introduce additional payment options, including Bancontact and KBC/CBC Bank in Belgium, and Bancomat Pay in Italy, among others.

Updated 12:31 UTC

New Payment Methods Added by Paybis

Paybis has expanded its services in Europe by adding four local payment methods: iDEAL in the Netherlands, BLIK in Poland, Multibanco in Portugal, and EPS in Austria. These methods are part of the first wave of 13 local payment options that Paybis plans to introduce.

Each payment method operates at scale in its respective market:

  • iDEAL (Netherlands): Allows bank selection and confirmation in a banking app, with a limit of EUR 50,000 per payment.
  • BLIK (Poland): Requires a six-digit code from a banking app, with a limit of PLN 50,000 per payment.
  • Multibanco (Portugal): Involves a payment reference paid at an ATM or in a banking app, with a limit of EUR 5,000 per payment.
  • EPS (Austria): Involves bank selection and confirmation in online banking, with a limit of EUR 10,000 per payment.

Customers can now purchase from over 90 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and USDC, without needing to enter card details. The crypto will be sent to the customer's Paybis Wallet or any external wallet address.

Paybis aims to support more than 30 payment methods once all planned options are live, enhancing the ease of crypto transactions across Europe.

FAQ

What new payment methods has Paybis introduced in Europe?

Paybis has introduced four local payment methods for buying cryptocurrencies: iDEAL in the Netherlands, BLIK in Poland, Multibanco in Portugal, and EPS in Austria.

What is the payment limit for iDEAL in the Netherlands?

The payment limit for iDEAL in the Netherlands is EUR 50,000.

How can customers in Poland use BLIK to make purchases?

Customers in Poland can use BLIK by entering a six-digit code generated from their banking app, with a payment limit of PLN 50,000.

What is the maximum payment limit for Multibanco in Portugal?

The maximum payment limit for Multibanco in Portugal is EUR 5,000.

What is Paybis's goal regarding payment options in Europe?

Paybis aims to support over 30 payment options in total across Europe, with the initial rollout being the first wave of 13 local payment methods.

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