Virtual currency trading platform bitFlyer Europe recently shared PayPal integration that will allow its PayPal users to fund their bitFlyer accounts The integration with international payment system PayPal will now make it easier and safer for millions of PayPal European customers to deposit funds into bitFlyer and buy cryptocurrencies. This is the latest move as bitFlyer seeks to deliver on its objective of making crypto trading convenient especially to beginners. Andy Bryant, the COO of bitFlyer Europe, remarked, “We’re proud to offer customers the opportunity to use their PayPal accounts to deposit funds for purchasing crypto. The integration of PayPal adds a new funding source for bitFlyer users. Thousands of bitFlyer customers already use PayPal for fiat transactions. Now, participants can purchase bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the same way too”. The integration gives bitFlyer participants an alternative to the existing traditional deposit payment methods that have often been criticized for their long processing duration. Unlike these methods that can take up to three business days, PayPal deposits are almost instant. “Given that approximately a third of European e-commerce payments are being processed through PayPal, we are more than thrilled to provide customers with a deposit method they know and rely upon. The process to deposit through PayPal is entirely frictionless, secure and reliable, with participants to be credited near to instantly,” explained Business Strategy Manager at bitFlyer Europe Jacek Bastin. As for how the integration would work, bitFlyer Europe customers will be provided a PayPal option when selecting their preferred payment method to fund their accounts. If selected, users will be redirected to PayPal’s website and the funds transfer will be almost instant. Currently, bitFlyer is the only marketplace that is regulated to operate in Japan, the US and Europe. At a time in the digital space where speed is almost everything, the integration could be a great move in the right direction considering PayPal is a dominant payment method in Europe. No crypto trading platform allows deposits via PayPal as of the moment. Coinbase, however, has a partnership with PayPal that allows withdrawals to be processed to the customers’ PayPal accounts.
bitFlyer Links Up With PayPal To Offer New Deposit Method
The integration will enable transfer of funds into a bitFlyer user’s account by linking their PayPal

Key Points
- The integration will enable transfer of funds into a bitFlyer user’s account by linking their PayPal
MiningPool content is intended for information and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice.
Advertisement
728×90
Related Stories

Panini Opens Blockchain Bridge With OpenSea as Exclusive On-Chain Marketplace
Panini America has opened a blockchain bridge that allows holders of its digital trading cards to move assets from the Panini Blockchain to the Ethereum network, with OpenSea named as the exclusive on-chain marketplace for the cards.

Bitcoin Hits $109,000 All-Time High on Trump Inauguration Day
Bitcoin reached $109,356 on January 20, 2025, marking a new all-time high coinciding with Trump's inauguration.

JPMorgan Rebrands Blockchain Unit to Kinexys, Expands JPM Coin for Institutional Settlement
JPMorgan rebranded its blockchain division to Kinexys and expanded JPM Coin usage, processing over $1 billion daily in institutional transactions.

Amaury Sechet Commits To The Reduced ABC Community
Bitcoin Cash ABC's price rocketed 62% in the past day, climbing from $12.27 to $19.97 as the project released a new client focused on stability fixes. The rebound offered holders a reprieve after the

Bitcoin price soars to $18,480 as bulls look to moon BTC
Bitcoin reached $18,483 in the past 24 hours, extending a significant rally over the previous week. BTC/USD climbed more than 15 percent in the last seven days following a breakthrough past the $16,00

Crypto-Ponzi Scheme Operator Arrested By The FBI
Law enforcement caught a California man attempting one of the more dramatic getaways in recent financial crime history. Matthew Piercey, accused of orchestrating a massive investment scam, tried to es
Stay informed
Verifiable crypto journalism, delivered to your inbox.
Weekday mornings. No hype. No financial advice. Just what happened and why it matters.
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. Read our privacy policy.