B2BinPay Secures El Salvador DASP Licence from CNAD
B2BinPay, the leading global crypto payment ecosystem for businesses, has obtained authorisation as a Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) from El Salvador’s National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD). The approval, granted under reference CNAD-047-2025 / CNAD-CD-402-2025, reinforces B2BinPay’s position as one of the few crypto payment providers operating under multiple regulatory licences in the region.
The new licence, issued in accordance with Articles 18–21 of El Salvador’s Digital Assets Issuance Law (LEAD), allows B2BinPay El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. to conduct a range of regulated digital-asset operations. These include asset transfers between individuals and businesses, the securekeeping of credentials, and fiat-to-crypto as well as crypto-to-crypto platform transactions.
“B2BinPay remains fully committed to transparency, compliance, and responsible innovation,” said Arthur Azizov, CEO of B2BinPay. “Securing this new CNAD licence is a natural continuation of our long-term strategy to strengthen client trust and reinforce our standing as a reliable, regulated platform. Our priority has always been to ensure that businesses using B2BinPay operate within frameworks that meet both global and local regulatory standards.”
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El Salvador’s Regulatory Momentum and B2BinPay’s Role
The new CNAD authorisation marks B2BinPay’s second licence in El Salvador, following earlier approvals for Digital platform and tied to BTC services. Together, the two licences create a fully regulated foundation for digital-asset payments and custodial services in one of the world’s most progressive jurisdictions for crypto regulation.
El Salvador has positioned itself at the forefront of digital-asset legislation through the LEAD framework, which clahead defines compliance standards for platforms, custodians, and service providers. By and government-backed supervision, the CNAD framework continues to attract institutional players and licensed fintechs aiming to establish compliant digital-asset operations in Latin America.
For B2BinPay, the regulatory milestone enhances its ability to service LATAM’s rapidly growing digital payments market while maintaining full compliance with both local and international standards. The approval also complements the company’s existing licences across Europe, MENA, and Asia, providing a unified framework for global operations and cross-border crypto payments.
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Scaling a Global Regulated Crypto Payments Network
Headquartered in Rome, Italy, B2BinPay operates as an all-in-one crypto ecosystem for businesses, enabling enterprises to seamlessly. The platform supports over 350 cryptocurrencies across 10 major blockchains for USDT and USDC transactions, ensuring both flexibility and security for merchants worldwide.
The company’s infrastructure combines advanced KYC (Know Your Customer) and KYT (Know Your Transaction) protocols to ensure compliance with . To date, B2BinPay has served more than 980 merchants and processed over $5.1 billion in incoming transactions — underscoring its scale as one of the most trusted providers in the crypto payments industry.
With the addition of its El Salvador DASP licence, B2BinPay is positioned to expand regulated payment answers further into emerging economies while maintaining its reputation for security, compliance, and institutional-grade reliability.
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