Can I pay with any coin in my Binance account using Binance Pay?
You can pay on trip1 with any Binance Pay-supported coin in your balance - 80+ options, including BTC, ETH, BNB and USDC. Availability varies by country.
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Which coins work with Binance Pay
Not every coin in your Binance account works, but most popular ones do. Binance Pay supports 80+ cryptocurrencies for merchant payments, and you choose which one pays when you confirm the order in the Binance app. When you pay on trip1 with Binance Pay through the CoinGate checkout (CoinGate is trip1's crypto payment provider), the same rules apply.
Commonly supported coins include:
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Ethereum (ETH)
- BNB
- USDC
- and many more, depending on your region
Only coins that Binance Pay supports appear as payment options. If a coin you hold doesn't show up, it isn't available for Binance Pay in your country.
How to choose your coin
After you scan the QR code or open the Binance app, the order screen shows the amount. Tap the arrow to pick the coin and the wallet it comes from, such as Funding or Spot. Binance converts the coin at the checkout rate, and you always pay the exact amount.
If your selected balance is too low, Binance can cover the rest from other supported coins in the payment order you've set. You can adjust that order in your Binance Pay settings.
What if your coin isn't supported?
You have two options. Convert it to a supported coin in Binance first, or send it by standard withdrawal using the manual payment option - trip1 accepts 50+ cryptocurrencies on-chain. Compare both in Binance Pay vs Binance withdrawal.
Coins you can pay with using Binance Pay - FAQ
More than 80. Binance Pay supports 80+ cryptocurrencies for merchant payments, though the list varies by country.
Yes, where available. USDC is one of the coins Binance Pay supports, along with BTC, ETH and BNB.
Yes. If one balance is too low, Binance can use several supported coins in your preferred payment order.
It isn't supported for Binance Pay in your region. Convert it to a supported coin or pay by standard withdrawal instead.
