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PYMSTR vs B2BinPay.

$1,000 setup fee. Custodial. Blocked in the USA.

//The numbers6 dimensions

The numbers speak.

Custody Model

PYMSTR

Non-custodial. You hold keys

B2BinPay

Custodial. Same risk model as CoinsPaid/Alphapo

Setup Fee

PYMSTR

$0. Free to start

B2BinPay

$1,000 before processing a single payment

US Availability

PYMSTR

Available globally, no restrictions

B2BinPay

Not available in the USA

Transaction Fees

PYMSTR

1% flat, no tiers, no surprises

B2BinPay

0.25-0.5% with volume tiers

Onboarding

PYMSTR

5 minutes, no KYB, no contracts

B2BinPay

KYB + contracts. Days to weeks

Settlement

PYMSTR

Instant. Direct to your wallet

B2BinPay

Hours. Custodial processing

//Why operators add PYMSTR3 reasons

Why merchants add PYMSTR.

01

$1,000 setup fee before you process a single payment

B2BinPay charges a $1,000 setup fee plus KYB documentation and contract negotiations. That's money out the door before processing a single transaction. PYMSTR is $0 to start. Sign up and accept payments in 5 minutes.

02

Custodial means your funds are at risk

B2BinPay holds your funds in their infrastructure, the same structural risk that led to the CoinsPaid ($37M) and Alphapo ($60M) hacks. PYMSTR is non-custodial. Payments settle directly to your wallet. Nothing to hack, nothing to freeze.

03

Blocked in the USA

B2BinPay is not available to US-based operators. If you have US operations or US customers, B2BinPay isn't an option. PYMSTR has no geographic restrictions and serves merchants worldwide.

//B2BinPay questions4 answers

Short
answers.
No jargon.

B2BinPay is custodial, which means they need to underwrite every merchant through KYB, contracts, and compliance review. That process costs money, passed on as a $1,000 setup fee. PYMSTR is non-custodial. We never hold your funds, so there's no underwriting. $0 setup, live in 5 minutes.
No. B2BinPay is not available in the USA. PYMSTR has no geographic restrictions and serves operators worldwide.
B2BinPay's 0.25-0.5% rate looks cheaper, but the total cost includes a $1,000 setup fee, custodial risk exposure, no US availability, KYB delays, and no enforced payments. The question isn't which fee is lower. It's what's the total cost of ownership, including risk.
Yes. PYMSTR never holds your funds. Payments go directly from the customer's wallet to yours on-chain. B2BinPay is custodial. Your funds sit in their infrastructure, creating the same structural risk as processors that have been hacked for $97M combined.
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