Flipeet Pay

A stablecoin payment app and API for individuals and businesses in Nigeria to send, receive and spend USDC and USDT, with payment links and local currency payouts.

Flipeet Pay Product Overview

Is Flipeet Pay Right for You?

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Best For

  • Nigerian businesses
  • Freelancers paid in crypto

What It Does Well

  • Send USDC and USDT
  • Receive USDC and USDT

Things to Check

  • Supported payout banks
  • Payout settlement time

About Flipeet Pay

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Flipeet Pay is a stablecoin payment app and infrastructure that lets individuals and businesses send, receive and spend USDC and USDT and convert them to local currency.

Key capabilities include:

  • Stablecoin wallets for sending and receiving USDC and USDT across borders.
  • On-ramp and off-ramp between stablecoins and fiat currencies such as naira (NGN), US dollars and euros, at real-time rates.
  • Virtual accounts for holding fiat and stablecoin balances side by side, with automatic currency swaps.
  • Bill payments for airtime, data and electricity paid straight from a stablecoin balance.
  • Business tools: a stablecoin-native API with a sandbox for custom checkout flows, and no-code payment links for collecting payments.
  • Tokenized assets that let users buy fractional shares of real-world asset pools in the app.

Fees are charged per transaction (processing, on-ramp and off-ramp, network and conversion fees) and are shown before each transaction; no fixed price list is published. Accounts require identity verification (KYC).

Available on Web and via API (documentation). A mobile app is on a waitlist.

It targets individuals who get paid in stablecoins and want to spend or cash out locally, and businesses that want to accept stablecoin payments and settle in local currency.

Flipeet Pay is notable in the Nigerian market for linking stablecoins to everyday local spending, from naira payouts to utility and airtime payments, and its terms are governed by Nigerian law (Rivers State). It works with Circle's USDC and has been featured on Circle's blog. For support, contact support@flipeet.io

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Frequently Asked Questions About Flipeet Pay

Flipeet Pay lets you send, receive and spend USDC and USDT, convert them to local currency such as naira, and pay for airtime, data and electricity. Businesses can accept stablecoin payments through its API or no-code payment links and settle in local currency.

Opening an account is free. Flipeet Pay charges per transaction, including processing, on-ramp and off-ramp, network and conversion fees, and shows the fee before each transaction. No fixed price list is published.

Flipeet Pay is a Nigerian service, with naira payouts and local bill payments in Nigeria. Stablecoin transfers can be sent and received from other countries, and it also supports currencies such as USD and EUR.

Go to pay.flipeet.io/signup, choose a personal or business account, and register with your details. You then complete identity verification (KYC) before using the services.

Not yet. Flipeet Pay currently works on the web, and its mobile app is on a waitlist that you can join from the website.

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