Context · our client checkout experience

This is the checkout your customers see. It's where PayPal could be added as a pay-in method. Behind the scenes, PayPal would settle over fast, low-cost on-chain rails, but the customer and the merchant never see any of that. The merchant simply receives their money. See Payout Accounts to understand how funds reach the merchant.

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Payout Accounts

Card & bank payins

Suby collects on your behalf, handles VAT & disputes, then deposits net revenue to your bank account or USDC wallet. T+3/5 settlement.

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Direct crypto transfer

Customer sends crypto directly to your wallet via Suby smart contracts. Suby never holds the funds. No settlement delay · instant.

CARD & BANK SETTLEMENT

Card & bank payins

3–5d payouts
PAYPAL SETTLEMENT

PayPal account

Instant payout Card & Crypto payins

Receive payouts from card and crypto payins straight into your PayPal account. Funds arrive instantly, you just get paid, no extra steps, no conversions to manage.

No PayPal account linked yet. Connect your PayPal to receive payouts.
DIRECT CRYPTO SETTLEMENT

Direct crypto transfer

Instant
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EVM Network: Accepts ETH, USDC, USDT, BNB
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Solana: Accepts SOL, USDC, USDT
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Flow of Funds

Here's the PayPal flow: no matter how the customer pays (PayPal, card or crypto), every payment can land in the merchant's PayPal account. Suby moves the money over fast on-chain rails behind the scenes; the merchant simply gets paid. It's one of several flows, funds can just as easily settle to a bank account or USDC wallet.

Customer pays with Suby routes Merchant receives PP PayPal Wallet · balance Card Visa · MC · Amex $ Crypto USDC · USDT · ETH Suby on-chain rails PP PayPal just their money
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Customer pays however they want
PayPal, card or crypto
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Suby routes instantly
Over fast, low-cost on-chain rails
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Merchant gets paid in PayPal
No conversions, no extra steps

This shows the PayPal flow, one of several. The same payins can also settle to a bank account or USDC wallet. The merchant picks their destination in Payout Accounts.

One destination

Card, crypto or PayPal payins all converge to the same PayPal account. No juggling between methods.

Instant & low-cost

Funds move over fast, low-fee rails under the hood, so payouts arrive quickly and cheaply.

Merchant just gets paid

No conversions, no crypto wording, no extra steps. The merchant sees their money land in PayPal.

Opportunity for PayPal

A product improvement that would make PayPal payouts far more compelling for merchants settling through Suby.

The problem: split balances

Today, USD and PYUSD live in separate places. A merchant who receives a PYUSD payout has to open a different tab to even see it. Many merchants won't realize they've been paid, or won't understand they need to move funds around. The money feels "missing".

Before · split balances
PayPal
Available balance
$0.00
USD wallet
Crypto · hidden in another tab
1,200 PYUSD
Requires switching to the Crypto section
"I haven't been paid yet?" Funds are invisible, easy to miss.
After · unified balance
PayPal
Total balance
$1,200.00
$0 USD 1,200 PYUSD
USD
$0.00
PYUSD
1,200
One number. Merchant instantly sees they've been paid.

Less confusion

One dollar balance. No more "I wasn't paid" tickets from hidden crypto balances.

PYUSD adoption

Lands as spendable dollars, so merchants happily accept stablecoin payouts.

Stickier balances

Visible, usable funds stay in PayPal longer instead of being withdrawn.

Lower fees, faster

On-chain settlement keeps moves cheaper and faster than fiat rails.

Add bank account

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European
SEPA · IBAN
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United States
ACH · Routing number
Bank country
Account type
IBAN
BIC / Swift
Set as preferred payout method
This account will be used by default for payouts

Add USDC wallet

Card payment
Customer pays
Auto-converted
Fiat → USDC (BASE)
Your wallet
Fast settlement
USDC Wallet Configuration (BASE)
Card Payout Method
Destination wallet
Wallet address
Confirm before saving
I'm using a self-custodial wallet (Phantom, MetaMask, Ledger…) – not a CEX like Binance or Coinbase
This address supports USDC on EVM chains (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BSC) – sending to the wrong network means permanent loss of funds
I've double-checked the address – crypto transactions cannot be reversed
Set as preferred payout method
This wallet will be used by default for USDC payouts