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Binance announced the rollout of Binance Pay QR code functionality, enabling users to make crypto payments in multiple countries using existing QR payment networks and highlighting recent transaction growth as part of its expanded geographic coverage.
Binance has expanded its Binance Pay QR code payment service, allowing users to make cryptocurrency payments by scanning QR codes at merchants in select countries. According to the announcement, the service is now live in six markets and leverages existing QR payment networks without requiring new hardware, enabling everyday retail transactions such as meals and grocery purchases. Recent data cited by Binance indicates that Binance Pay has processed over $280 billion in transactions since 2021, with QR payments exceeding $40 million in the past year and notable month-over-month growth. The rollout also includes cross-border, zero-fee crypto payments in Latin America and aims to extend geographic coverage to more than ten countries by the third quarter of 2026.
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Binance is a cryptocurrency exchange based in Hong Kong, notable for its high daily trading volume, active user base, and proprietary BNB Coin used within its ecosystem. The platform offers low commissions, high performance, and a proprietary cold wallet for asset storage, but users may encounter a complex verification process and commission structure, as well as occasional technical issues. For further details, see the full broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
For more background, see our earlier news about Binance's launch of the RWUSD Earn product, which allows users to earn daily rewards benchmarked against tokenized U.S. Treasury Bills; details are in the previous Binance update on Traders Union.