B2BINPAY Introduces B2BINPAY DeFi App, Non-Custodial Crypto Processing for Financial & Crypto-Native Platforms
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San Salvador, El Salvador, February 26th, 2026, FinanceWire B2BINPAY, a leading crypto payments processing for merchants, enterprises, and financial platforms, has announced the launch of B2BINPAY DeFi App, a non-custodial, multisignature crypto processing solution built specifically for crypto-native businesses that require full on-chain control and transparency. A new standard for crypto processing The B2BINPAY DeFi App introduces a new approach to crypto payment processing for financial platforms. Unlike traditional custodial crypto processors, the B2BINPAY DeFi App is built on a non-custodial model. Funds are controlled entirely by the client through smart-contract accounts deployed on EVM compatible networks, and TRON, ensuring that businesses and financial platforms maintain ownership and operational authority at all times. Each account within the B2BINPAY DeFi App is configured with a customizable list of signers and a required signature threshold, allowing companies to define internal approval policies that reflect real-world operational structures. Sensitive actions such as payouts, signer updates, or account configuration changes can only be executed once the required number of approvals has been collected. Unified payment lifecycle At the core of the B2BINPAY DeFi App is a unified payment lifecycle, allowing businesses to manage all crypto payment operations from a single interface. The platform enables the generation of single-currency and multi-currency invoices, each with automatically created on-chain deposit addresses. Every invoice can be tracked in real time. Collected funds can be pulled from individual invoice addresses or aggregated and transferred in batches to a main account address. This approach helps crypto-native businesses optimize network fees while keeping deposit flows operationally separated from treasury balances. All critical actions are routed through an approval queue, where operations such as payouts, fund collections, and account changes remain pending until the required signatures are provided. This ensures that no transaction can be executed unilaterally, reducing operational risk and internal…
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