I still remember the early days of crypto deposits. Copy an address. Double-check it. Triple-check it. Hold your breath. One wrong click and the funds were gone. No undo button. No help desk miracle.
That anxiety is exactly what Paxos is trying to erase.
Paxos has partnered with Mesh, a crypto payments network focused on making digital asset transfers safer and simpler. The goal is clear: let institutions move crypto with confidence, not crossed fingers.
🔐 Safer crypto transfers are here.@Paxos is integrating Mesh across its ecosystem to power crypto deposits that are:
— Mesh (@meshpay) December 15, 2025
→ From verified wallets & exchange accounts
→ Built for institutional-grade compliance
→ Frictionless for end users
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With Mesh now integrated, Paxos customers can verify ownership of external wallets and exchange accounts before sending funds. That means deposits come only from trusted, confirmed sources. No guesswork. No risky transfers. Assets like PayPal USD (PYUSD) and Global Dollar (USDG), both issued by Paxos, can now move in with far fewer friction points.
This matters more than it sounds. Compliance rules are strict. Users still want speed. Paxos is trying to satisfy both sides without forcing customers to jump through hoops. Mesh acts like the missing bridge—secure on one end, smooth on the other.
As part of the deal, Mesh is also joining the Global Dollar Network, one of the fastest-growing stablecoin ecosystems right now. The idea is to expand how USDG is used and make deposits feel almost invisible across partner platforms.
Ronak Daya, Head of Product at Paxos, summed it up simply. Paxos wants institutions to move value fast, at scale, and without losing sleep. Bringing Mesh into the stack helps them do exactly that—while keeping regulators comfortable.
Crypto transfers haven’t always been friendly. They’ve been manual. Easy to mess up. And stressful. Mesh is trying to change that by borrowing the reliability of traditional payment networks and applying it to digital assets. Closed-loop systems. Fewer errors. Cleaner flows. Everyday use cases that just work.
Mesh CEO Bam Azizi put it bluntly. When you’re serving the world’s biggest financial players, “good enough” infrastructure doesn’t cut it. Everything needs to be instant, secure, and verified. This partnership, he says, sets a higher standard for how crypto should move globally.
This announcement builds on a busy stretch for Mesh. The company recently launched Mesh Wallet, designed to let AI agents make real-world payments using stablecoins. It has also raised more than $130 million from backers like PayPal Ventures and Coinbase Ventures, signed new partnerships, and expanded into India.
The bigger picture? Crypto is slowly shedding its awkward, risky edges. Deals like this don’t scream hype. They signal maturity. Less drama. More trust. And fewer moments where you stare at a transaction screen and hope for the best.
For more information about Mesh, visit https://meshpay.com/.
About Mesh
Founded in 2020, Mesh is building the first global crypto payments network, connecting hundreds of exchanges, wallets, and financial services platforms to enable seamless digital asset payments and conversions. By unifying these platforms into a single network, Mesh is pioneering an open, connected, and secure ecosystem for digital finance. For more information, visit https://meshpay.com/.
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