Binance Pay launches the function of mobile account top-up with cryptocurrencies

The crypto exchange’s payment system has entered into a partnership with DT One, a B2B micropayments platform

20.01.2023 - 10:25

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What’s new? Binance Pay, a payment system of the Binance crypto exchange, has partnered with DT One, a B2B (business-to-business) micropayments platform. The partnership will allow instant mobile accounts to be topped up with 50 cryptocurrencies, including BTC, ETH, BNB, and BUSD. The exchange’s customers can now pay for more than 600 telecom providers in more than 150 countries, including AT&T, Saudi Telecom, Globe, and AIS.

Announcement on the Binance blog

What else does the blog say? Pakning Luk, Regional Head of Business Development for Binance Pay, said that the service looks “forward to working closely with more global partners like DT One to further develop crypto adoption worldwide.”

DT One CEO Peter De Caluwe said that the companies “bring fast, secure, and low-cost mobile top-up solutions to more people, thereby boosting financial inclusion.”

The partnership with DT One is part of Binance Pay’s efforts to make cryptocurrency payments accessible and convenient for users.

DT One is a leading provider of digital remittance solutions, offering businesses worldwide a network of cashless micropayments and digital pre-pay partners. The platform spans over 160 countries and 1800 partners, including AT&T, Ooredoo, Saudi Telecom, Vodafone, Grab, PayPal, Coins.ph, MoneyGram, Western Union, and WorldRemit, whose consumers include over 5 billion users.

In June 2022, Binance enabled customers to pay for taxis using the platform’s native tokens, BNB. The service became available as part of Binance’s partnership with Splyt, a superapp enabler. In December, users became available to buy cryptocurrencies through Apple Pay and Google Pay.

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