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How NAGA's routes handle deposits
NAGA has added Match2Pay cryptocurrency deposits and Binance Pay account funding for eligible clients outside the European Economic Area (EEA). The company says both routes are available through its existing account-funding process, so clients can choose a method, enter an amount and confirm the transaction through the relevant service.
With Match2Pay, clients can send funds from a compatible cryptocurrency wallet. The supported assets are Tron, XRP, Litecoin, Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum and USD Coin. NAGA says deposits settle in US dollars, with transaction values between $50 and $100,000.
Clients who have a Binance account can use Binance Pay instead. They start the payment through NAGA and approve it in the Binance app, without manually typing or copying a cryptocurrency wallet address. The announcement does not give separate settlement times for either option.
Match2Pay's Binance Pay integration was reported in January by Finance Magnates. Other providers have also added crypto funding: Leverate partnered with CipherBC for direct cryptocurrency deposits, while Eightcap said in December 2025 that stablecoins represented 10% to 20% of deposits globally, and 40% in Latin America and Southeast Asia.
| Measure | Figure reported |
|---|---|
| Match2Pay transaction range | $50 to $100,000 |
| Eightcap stablecoin deposits globally | 10% to 20% |
| Eightcap stablecoin deposits in Latin America and Southeast Asia | 40% |
What to watch next
Operations teams will need to establish which clients and markets qualify, and how US dollar-settled deposits appear in reconciliation and reporting. The announcement does not specify fees or settlement times. Those details, along with the handling of exceptions and failed payments, are points to confirm before putting the routes into an operating procedure.
NAGA has not said whether the services will be offered in additional markets. Firms assessing the change should check which of the supported assets are enabled for their eligible clients and whether existing funding controls cover both wallet transfers and Binance Pay approvals. The reported launch does not provide details on those controls.
