Coin98 Partners with Versal to Launch Pajily
Dec 5, 2024
Nas Kavian
At Versal, we’re committed to enabling innovation in digital asset payments. Today, we’re excited to announce our partnership with Coin98, a leading AI-powered crypto wallet provider, to launch Pajily, a digital asset payment solution built on blockchain and stablecoin rails.
Unlocking the Global Payments Opportunity
The global payments landscape is rapidly evolving. Businesses are increasingly seeking global payment systems that operate 24x7 and offer both near-instant and cost effective transactions. Recognizing this demand, Coin98 has partnered with Versal to launch Pajily — a next-generation global payment solution to support businesses who want to expand globally using blockchain and stablecoin rails.
Creating a Next Generation Global Payment Solution
Built on Versal Payments infrastructure, the initial version of Pajily offers several key features:
Checkout with any stablecoin like Tether (USDT) and other assets on 25+ blockchains.
Customizable invoices tailored to meet business needs.
Option for consumers to pay with QR code or through browser wallets like Coin98 Wallet.
A unified API that enables developers to quickly integrate and launch their payment solutions.
A centralized merchant dashboard for seamless transaction management.
This partnership leverages Versal’s payments expertise and Coin98’s leadership in DeFi to bring Pajily to market quickly. As more retail wallet providers expand into payments and merchant services, Pajily is well-positioned to lead this growing trend.
Thanh Le, Founder of Coin98:
“We partnered with Versal because of their strong foundation in traditional and blockchain payment systems, along with their shared vision with Coin98. We look forward to expanding Pajily’s features and capabilities within the evolving payments landscape.”
Advancing the Future of Payments
Powered by Versal Payments, Pajily provides businesses a seamless way to accept digital asset payments. This collaboration between Coin98 and Versal demonstrates how partnerships can address real market needs and drive innovation in the payments space.
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