Independent Reserve and RelayPay Enable Crypto Payments for Aussie, NZ Firms

Australian cryptocurrency trade Impartial Reserve has cast a brand new partnership with RelayPay, a digital foreign money funds platform. This collaboration goals to facilitate cryptocurrency transactions for Impartial Reserve’s enterprise purchasers in Australia and New Zealand.

The partnership permits companies related to Impartial Reserve to leverage the trade’s liquidity for issuing invoices and accepting a wide range of cryptocurrency funds together with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, and USDT.

Companies have the choice to obtain funds in crypto whereas being paid in {dollars} by means of RelayPay.

Moreover, Impartial Reserve enterprise purchasers can create a free, customised cost web page that includes their enterprise emblem. This web page can function each a point-of-sale answer and an e-commerce checkout interface.

Adrian Przelozny

Adrian Przelozny, Group CEO of Impartial Reserve stated,

“As crypto turns into extra mainstream in Australia and throughout the globe, we’re seeing rising demand from companies and shoppers to make use of digital currencies to purchase and promote items and providers.

 

Our partnership with RelayPay supplies companies with extra alternatives to transact utilizing crypto. And because the cryptocurrency house continues to evolve and mature, we count on the alternatives for digital funds to proceed to develop.”

Danny Allen

Danny Allen, Head of Operations and Progress, RelayPay stated,

“Lately, it’s good enterprise to simply accept a number of cost strategies — and accepting crypto is the subsequent savvy step to reaching an entire new buyer base. Bitcoin and stablecoin volumes outpaced each Mastercard and Paypal final yr.

 

We’ve eliminated the obstacles for companies to shortly get began. Your prospects pay with cryptocurrency, you receives a commission in {dollars}. All whereas leveraging crypto cost tech advantages that eradicate service provider ache factors like chargebacks, unauthorised funds, sudden charges and gradual settlements.”