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Coinflow adds card routing across processors, pre-filled sub-merchant onboarding, new pay-in rails, plus clearer dashboard visibility.

Push to card is Coinflow’s most popular fund disbursement method. Customer’s love the speed of instant transfer and the convenience of simply typing in the card number, as opposed to having to go through an entire bank authentication flow.
Today, Coinflow announces that Push to Card has gotten even more convenient with the ability for customers to payout to eligible Debit cards they already have linked inside of their Apple Pay Wallet.


One of the most frustrating error messages that customers encounter with traditional push to card, is that the card they entered is not eligible for push to card disbursements. This can happen if a customer enters a credit card or if their financial institution/account does not support push to card. Apple Pay solves this issue by only showing eligible accounts for the user to select.


With Apple Pay Funds Disbursements support, Coinflow Push to Card becomes even faster, simpler, and more reliable. By letting users choose only from eligible cards already in their Apple Wallet, Coinflow removes the guesswork and reduces failed payout attempts — we could not be more excited about being able to deliver a smoother experience for our merchants and their customers.

Ben is the CTO and Co-Founder of Coinflow, where he leads the engineering team connecting traditional payment rails with stablecoin technology to enable instant global settlement for trusted, cross-border commerce.

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