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The official English-language channel of Volet.com. Fiat and crypto payments for people and businesses. Product updates, offers and polls. Website: https://volet.com Support: https://support.volet.com
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🚀 New in Volet.com: Digital cards are back and more
Here’s what we rolled out over the past month:
💳 Digital cards are back!
You can issue Digital cards again for online and everyday payments. Check availability for your country in your Volet.com account. More card options are coming soon!
✨ A smoother experience
We’ve made a range of small UI and usability improvements, especially for those using Volet.com in a mobile browser.
📰 Also worth reading
Catch up on our latest articles:
• AI Agent Crypto Payments: How to Keep Spending Under Control
• Best Digital Wallets for International Payments in 2026
• Is PayPal Still Worth It in 2026? Compare Fees with Volet.com
• Why Pay Contractors in Stablecoins? The Real Cost of Each Payout
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With a DeFi wallet, no company holds your keys and no platform stands between you and your money.
But full control means full responsibility:
⛽ Fees are paid in the network’s own coin. 500 USDT and zero TRX means you can’t send anything on TRON.
🔐 There’s no “forgot password.” Your recovery phrase is the only way back in. Never type it into a website or share it with “support.”
✍️ Connecting isn’t paying. Signing is. Read every request before you approve it.
🏦 A DeFi wallet can’t send money to your bank. You’ll need an exchange or a custodial account to cash out.
Our new guide shows how to set up a wallet, protect your recovery phrase and cash out safely.
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The World Bank puts the average cost of sending $200 abroad at 6.49% 📈
For contractor payouts, that is a lot of lunch money 🥪
The real cost of a payout is three things, not one: the sending fee, the currency markup, and what your contractor pays to cash out.
In our illustrative example for a $500 payment:
• bank wire: about $35–70 (7–14%)
• Wise: about 1–2%
• Volet.com: about 0.4–1% if you already hold stablecoins and your contractor keeps them
Two honest caveats. If you have to buy stablecoins first, that adds about 0.1–1.5%, and the gap to Wise can disappear.
And taxes and contractor status stay your job either way.
We built a calculator so you can test your own payment size and team 🧮
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PayPal has been on the market for 28 years.
Since 1998, the way businesses get paid and pay out has changed: stablecoins, global contractors, crypto-native customers.
So we asked a simple question: how well does PayPal meet the needs of the crypto era? 🤔
We compared it with Volet.com across four scenarios:
💼 A freelancer receiving $2,000 from a client abroad
🤝 500 payouts to affiliates or contractors
🌍 Accepting crypto payments from customers worldwide
☕ Micropayments: tips and small rewards
Bottomline: PayPal still leads on trust, buyer protection, and recognition. And in some cases when you convert crypto and withdraw to a bank, PayPal's Pay with Crypto can come out cheaper than Volet.com.
🧮 The article includes an interactive calculator, so you can check every scenario with your own amounts and assumptions.
Check this out, fellow kids 🙃
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📉 50% lower fees for Volet.com business payments!
More transactions, less spent on fees. We've cut our rates in half for two business payment solutions:
💰 Accept payments from Volet.com wallets: 0.5% → 0.25%
⚡️ Send mass payouts via API to Volet.com wallets: 0.5% → 0.25%
Already using Volet.com? Make the most of the lower rates and grow your payment volumes.
Not integrated yet? Now's a great time to get started.
👉 Explore Volet.com business solutions
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🎠 12 digital wallets for international payments, compared
Getting paid by clients abroad? The wallet you choose quietly decides how much of your money actually reaches you.
Fees hide in three places: receiving, conversion and withdrawal. Converting $1,000 alone can cost anywhere from about $2 to $40, depending on the wallet.
We put Wise, Revolut, Payoneer, PayPal, Skrill, Volet.com, Airtm, Binance, Bybit, MetaMask, Trust Wallet and Wirex side by side.
Here’s what stood out:
💱 Compare the final amount, not the “no fee” label
🌍 Where you live decides what you can open
💳 How your clients pay decides where you should get paid
🔐 Who holds the keys decides your risk
Inside the guide you’ll also find the cards you can actually spend with, tips to lower the risk of a frozen account, and a calculator that shows what you’ll receive in your currency.
👉 Read the full comparison
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AI agents can already pay for things on their own, in stablecoins and in seconds.
Sounds convenient until a $40 limit turns into a $500 bill. That's exactly what happened in our author's experiment, and the agent didn't break a single rule.
So here's 6 limits to set before your AI touches your money:
💰 Budget
✋ Approval threshold
🔁 Repeat cap
✅ Allowlist
⏳ Expiry
🛑 Stop switch
What each one does and why it belongs in the wallet, not in the prompt — read the whole story
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🚀 New in Volet.com: GRAM (TON) is back, improved statements, and Android app
Here’s what we rolled out in September:
💎 GRAM (TON) is back
You can buy, sell, and exchange GRAM again in Volet.com.
📊 Balance after every transaction
A long-requested update is here: account statements now show your balance after each transaction.
Download your transaction history
📱 Volet.com is now on Android
Access your wallets, crypto, cards and transfers in one app. Availability may vary by country, and we’re working to expand it. iOS is coming soon.
Download on Google Play
📰 Also worth reading
We’ve published several new articles over the past month. Here’s a quick roundup of useful guides, product updates, and insights you may have missed.
• How to Build a Passive Income Stream with a Crypto Referral Program in 2026
• How Volet.com Works: Verification, Deposits, Fees, and More
• Binance vs Volet
• Account Security: Time Waster or Life Saver?
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Most crypto theft doesn't happen because someone cracked a blockchain. It happens because a person, a device, or a login got compromised.
The good news: you can protect your account in layers and choose how many you need.
🤓Just getting started – use a strong, unique password and a password manager.
😎Keeping serious money in your account – turn on 2FA. Your password is the first factor. A one-time code is the second.
🎣 Fake support in your chats – so stay vigilant. We've seen scammers pose as Volet.com support and message users directly on Telegram.
Volet.com support never contacts you privately in messaging apps.
We never ask for your password, OTP, password, email, or wallet number.
If someone does, stop talking and contact us yourself: support.volet.com or support@volet.com.
👺And don't google "Volet.com login". Clones can steal your password and your 2FA code.
Type volet.com or account.volet.com yourself.
Read the full guide and take the quick security check
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Binance is the world's biggest crypto exchange — trading, staking, 500+ coins.
Volet.com is a crypto-native payment platform — hold a balance, spend it, get paid, or pay someone out, including people who don't have a Binance account.
We ran three real scenarios head-to-head:
💵 Cashing out $2,000 in USDT to a bank account
📤 A business sending 500 payouts a month
💳 Accepting crypto payments from customers
Spoiler: neither platform wins every round — and sometimes the smartest move is using both.
Full breakdown — real fees, and an interactive calculator so you can run your own numbers 🧮
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New here? Before you send your first transfer or make your first crypto deposit, let's clear up the basics.
🔑 You don't need to verify your identity for everything. Crypto deposits, crypto withdrawals, and transfers to other Volet.com users all work without it.
Verification only kicks in once you want bank transfers, a card, or higher limits — and for most people, it takes under a minute.
💰 Crypto deposits are free from Volet.com's side. The only cost is the blockchain network fee, and it's paid by whoever sends the crypto — not you.
💳 Your Volet.com card isn't a crypto card — it's a prepaid fiat card, loaded straight from your Volet.com balance.
🔒 And yes, your crypto wallet is custodial — Volet.com manages the technical side so you don't have to juggle private keys or seed phrases.
We put all of this — plus fees, withdrawal comparisons, and what to do if a transfer seems stuck — into one guide
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🚀 New Volet.com release: card withdrawals, transaction tools, and manual mass payments
Several useful updates are now available:
💳 More card withdrawal options
Withdraw funds to cards using a new method with a 3% + fixed fee, monthly limits of around $10,000, and coverage across 170+ countries.
Try the new withdrawal method
📥 CSV transaction export
Download up to 20,000 transactions to CSV from Profile menu → Account statement.
Download your transaction history
🔎 Transaction search
Search transactions by transaction ID, note, counterparty email, or wallet number.
👥 Manual mass payments
Send payments to multiple Volet.com users without an API. Add recipients manually or upload a CSV file.
Try manual mass payments
📰 Also worth reading
We’ve published several new articles over the past month. Here’s a quick roundup of useful guides, product updates, and insights you may have missed.
• Volet.com's 3 Core Strengths for a World Where Crypto Is Just... Money
• Is Your Business Ready to Accept Stablecoins?
• Stablecoins Payments Savings Calculator for Business
• What Stablecoin Legalization Actually Changed in 2026
• Volet.com vs Revolut: An Honest Comparison for 2026
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Your network is already worth more than you think 🕸️
If you know freelancers, remote workers, or small business owners who get paid from abroad — you're sitting on a referral opportunity that keeps paying, not just once 💸
Here's how it actually works:
✅ You earn 20% of Volet.com's profit from every paid transaction your referral makes
✅ That income continues for 2 years from the day they join
✅ No blog, no application, no minimum audience — the link is already in your dashboard
The key difference from referral programs on popular crypto exchanes: this income isn't tied to market mood.
Your referrals get paid by clients, pay contractors, and withdraw to their bank — whether crypto is up or down 📈📉
That's what makes it durable.
Real numbers, real examples, and how to start without an audience — full article here
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You don't need to be bigger than the giant — it just needs to find the gap ⚔️
Revolut has a full UK banking license since March 2026, a pending US bank charter, clients' funds protection up to £120,000, 80M+ customers, and a world-wide reputation.
That's not just a competitor — that's one of the most successful fintechs in the world 🏆
But size doesn't mean Revolut covers everything:
🔸 USDT — the world's most widely used stablecoin — is being delisted for EU Revolut accounts because of MiCA regulations.
🔸 Revolut Business can't accept a single payment that originated from crypto trading.
🔸 Bulk payouts are locked behind a paid subscription and fees don't shrink for a large batch.
In other words, Revolut just wasn't built for crypto-native freelancers, affiliates, and businesses — and that's exactly the gap Volet.com fills 🎯
We put together an honest, numbers-based comparison — where Revolut genuinely wins, and where it doesn't.
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✅ BNB Smart Chain support has been restored.
USDT, USDC (BSC/BEP-20), and BNB deposits and withdrawals are available again.
Thanks for your patience!
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⚠️ USDT, USDC (BSC/BEP-20), and BNB deposits and withdrawals will be temporarily unavailable from 01:30 UTC on August 25.
The suspension is required for a BNB Smart Chain mainnet upgrade.
You can continue using other supported networks for USDT and USDC deposits and withdrawals.
We’ll let you know when BSC support is restored.
Thanks for your understanding!
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Getting paid by clients abroad usually means losing a little (or a lot) to fees you never really see broken down — a card processor's cut here, a wire transfer's flat charge there, an exchange rate spread quietly taking its share too 😮💨
Most people have a rough feeling that stablecoins would be cheaper. Few have actually done the math.
Our new calculator lets you plug in your real numbers — how much you get paid, how often, through what — and see exactly how much you've already lost by not switching to stablecoins.
See your numbers ⚖️
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A few years ago, stablecoins were just plumbing for crypto traders — swap BTC for USDT, wait for the next trade, forget it exists otherwise 💱
That's not the whole story anymore. People use stablecoins to get paid across borders, hold value in countries with weak local currencies, and move money without waiting on banking hours 🌍
And in 2026, the rules finally caught up:
🇺🇸 The US GENIUS Act now requires issuers to hold your money in real, liquid reserves — audited monthly.
🇪🇺 The EU's MiCA sets clear standards for which tokens EU exchanges can list.
🇭🇰 Hong Kong started licensing stablecoin issuers directly.
Sounds safer, right? It is — but "regulated" isn't the same as "risk-free" ⚠️
We put together a full, honest breakdown of what actually changed for stablecoin users and businesses in 2026 — and what still depends entirely on you 👇
📖 Read it here
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Not every business needs stablecoins — but some save real money from the very first transaction.
Others try them, find no real use, and quietly go back to cards and bank transfers a month later 🤔
The difference usually isn't the technology. It's whether stablecoins actually solve a problem you have: slow cross-border payments, high card fees, or a growing list of contractors and clients to pay in different countries 🌍
And if you're already using stablecoins, the fee math isn't the only question — how carefully your team handles transfers matters just as much, since a mistake on-chain can't be undone the way a card chargeback can ⚠️
We built an interactive checker: answer a few quick questions and find out in about 2 minutes whether this is your case or not.
Check this out 💡
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