Flexa has expanded its regulated digital asset payments platform across Europe, enabling merchants, institutions, and developers throughout the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) to accept cryptocurrency payments and process euro payouts. Announced on July 8, the rollout adds support across 37 countries and territories with settlement in euros via SEPA.
Expansion Covers 37 SEPA Markets
The company’s European launch extends its payments capabilities to the SEPA region, allowing businesses to accept crypto while receiving settlement in euros through established banking rails. The move is aimed at reducing friction for merchants seeking to integrate digital assets into existing checkout and payout workflows.
What the Rollout Enables
- Acceptance of cryptocurrency payments by merchants, institutions, and developers across SEPA.
- Euro-denominated settlement and payouts via SEPA transfers.
- Access to Flexa’s regulated payments infrastructure designed to streamline digital asset transactions.
Why It Matters
Europe’s SEPA framework standardizes euro payments across participating countries and territories, providing a common settlement layer for financial services. Flexa’s expansion brings crypto payment acceptance into that environment, potentially widening access for European merchants and developers while aligning with ongoing regional efforts to formalize digital asset activity under clearer rules. The launch comes as the European Union continues implementing the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, which is shaping requirements for crypto service providers across the bloc.
Availability
The European expansion is live as of July 8, with euro settlement supported across 37 SEPA markets. Businesses can integrate Flexa’s platform to begin accepting crypto at checkout and to process payouts in euros.