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Binance, the global blockchain ecosystem and operator of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume and users, has announced the rollout of direct USD deposits and withdrawals for users across more than 70 countries.
The new feature is powered by BPay Global, a Payment Services Provider licensed and regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain and part of the Binance Group. Through this partnership, both retail and corporate users can now fund, store, and convert USD to crypto — and vice versa — directly from their fiat wallets on Binance.
Users will be able to deposit and withdraw USD via SWIFT bank transfers with zero fees for deposits from Binance, as well as through credit or debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, making it easier and faster to access digital assets.
“After much anticipation, we are excited to offer users seamless USD on- and off-ramp solutions — the most widely used transaction currency in the world,” said Thomas Gregory, Binance VP of Fiat. “This launch lowers barriers to crypto entry, reduces costs, and enhances the overall user experience on our secure and transparent platform.”
BPay Global, registered in the Kingdom of Bahrain, provides Binance users with a regulated fiat e-wallet that supports multiple global currencies, including USD. It enables users to store their funds securely with a licensed entity and transact directly on the Binance platform.
With more than 290 million users across 100+ countries, Binance continues to expand its ecosystem to promote financial inclusion and global access to digital assets. The company remains committed to offering industry-leading security, transparency, and performance, alongside a broad portfolio of crypto services — from trading and payments to education, institutional services, and Web3 innovation.
By integrating direct USD deposits and withdrawals, Binance reinforces its mission to make crypto more accessible worldwide and strengthen the bridge between traditional finance and digital assets.
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