Cryptocurrency exchange LBank has expanded its LBank Pay ecosystem by adding support for six new fiat currencies and launching a user incentive campaign. The exchange added support for the Singapore Dollar, Mongolian Tögrög, Cambodian Riel, Philippine Peso, Thai Baht, and Lao Kip, bringing its total supported fiat currencies to eight. A new campaign from April 20 to June 30, 2026, offers new users up to $10 in instant discounts for completing a single transaction of at least $3 equivalent via LBank Pay.
Global cryptocurrency exchange LBank has expanded its LBank Pay ecosystem and rolled out a new user campaign. This strategic update introduces support for six additional fiat currencies: SGD, MNT, KHR, PHP, THB, and LAK.
The expansion brings the total number of supported fiat currencies on the platform to eight. Simultaneously, LBank continues to deepen its integration with established local payment networks like VietQR in Vietnam and PIX in Brazil.
A limited-time campaign runs from April 20 to June 30, 2026. New users who complete a single transaction of at least $3 equivalent via LBank Pay are eligible for up to $10 in instant discounts applied at checkout.
The offer is available on a first-come, first-served basis through the VietQR and PIX networks. This approach encourages low-friction, real-world transactions like purchasing coffee instead of complex trading tasks.
Eric He, Community Angel Officer and Risk Control Advisor at LBank, commented on the shift. “The next phase of crypto adoption will not be driven by trading alone, but by usability,” he stated.
He further explained that “LBank Pay is built to eliminate this friction and make cryptocurrency truly practical for everyday use.” The expansion strengthens LBank’s presence in Southeast Asia and other emerging markets.
The platform is evolving from a pure trading venue into a practical financial access layer. This shift aims to bridge digital assets with everyday spending scenarios using stablecoins like USDT.
Founded in 2015, LBank serves over 20 million registered users in 160 countries. The exchange reports a daily trading volume exceeding $10.5 billion and ten years with zero security incidents.
