BitPay
Lets shops and websites take crypto as payment; also offers a wallet app. In 2021 it paid $507,375 to settle 2,102 apparent sanctions violations with the US Treasury's OFAC, and in 2023 New York's Department of Financial Services fined it $1 million over failings in its anti-money-laundering and cybersecurity programmes.
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The listing at a glance
- You hold the keysYour coins stay under your control. BitPay never holds them.
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- Updated 14 Oct 2026The last time we edited this listing.
What BitPay is
BitPay operates a crypto wallet and payment application that lets customers buy, store, and use digital assets. The app supports buying and swapping cryptocurrencies across multiple payment options, managing wallets across several blockchain networks, and spending crypto on gift cards or bill payments such as credit cards and mortgages.
Assets in the BitPay wallet are held in a self-custody model, meaning customers control their own wallet. BitPay also provides payment processing services through BitPay Inc. and BitPay B.V., and is licensed by the New York State Department of Financial Services to engage in Virtual Currency Business Activity.
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