From PayPal to Best Wallet: The New Era of Peer-to-Peer Payments
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PayPal is reshaping the way money moves across apps, borders, and currencies with its new launch – PayPal Links. This is a new feature that lets users send or receive money through a one-time personalized link. For the first time, crypto is a part of the experience. Users can now transfer Bitcoin ($BTC), Ethereum ($ETH), PayPal USD ($PYUSD), and more, directly to PayPal, Venmo, and even some external wallets. The roll-out will begin in the US before expanding to international markets later this year. These upgrades are all a part of the PayPal World framework, which aims to connect billions of wallets globally. This move is a milestone for crypto adoption, pushing peer-to-peer payments beyond speculation and into a real everyday use. Within this context, the spotlight is increasingly likely to soon turn to solutions like the Best Wallet app and its $BEST token. This versatile wallet app offers decentralized peer-to-peer (P2P) experiences with a lot more flexibility than those offered by PayPal. PayPal Links: Mainstream Evolution of Peer-to-Peer PayPal Links introduces a new, streamlined way to handle P2P payments. By creating a personalized, one-time link, users can request or send funds and drop it into any conversion over text, email, or chat. Each link is private, expires after 10 days if unclaimed, and ensures that funds are transferred instantly once accepted via PayPal’s app. However, the most significant part of this launch is crypto integration. With PayPal Links, users can also send $BTC, $ETH, $PYUSD, and more across not just PayPal and Venmo, but also other wallet apps. This closes the gap between mainstream banking apps and crypto-native rails, allowing millions of users to interact with crypto in a familiar P2P flow. By embedding crypto into everyday transfers, PayPal is helping legitimize digital assets as a part of everyday…
