General FAQ
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Sign up by selecting your account type and providing basic details like your name, mobile number, and password. After completing your profile with a “username” and “city,” it’s highly recommended to set up your receiving account(s), enable verification code preferences, link your Instagram account in “My Social Network Accounts” (if applicable), and complete your identity verification (KYC). This will unlock all features and maximize your InstaPay experience.
For Transfers/Services: Users can pay using a wide range of methods, including credit/debit cards, bank accounts, PayPal, mobile wallets (upcoming), and various local payment options (upcoming), depending on their country.
For Money Transfers: Users can send money to bank accounts, mobile wallets, mobile money, cash pick-up locations, or payment cards. Bank transfers may take 5 minutes to 48 hours, while other methods are usually instant or same-day, depending on the country.
Yes, you can withdraw funds directly to your linked bank account, mobile wallet, or other supported payout channels. Go to “My Wallets,” select the currency balance you wish to withdraw from, and click “Withdraw.” Choose your registered receiving account and confirm the transaction. Funds will be transferred based on the payout channel selected—instantly or within the processing time for your region.
Yes! InstaPay allows you to convert cryptocurrencies like USDT, BTC, and ETH into fiat currencies with instant payout options.
InstaPay integrates advanced security measures such as KYC, AML transaction monitoring, encryption, and fraud detection to ensure safe transactions.
Due to regulatory and compliance requirements, InstaPay does not provide services in certain high-risk or sanctioned countries. Users in these locations cannot register or access InstaPay. The list of prohibited countries includes, but is not limited to:
Afghanistan
Belarus
Burundi
Central African Republic
Cuba
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Iran
Iraq
Lebanon
Liberia
Libya
Mali
Myanmar (Burma)
North Korea
Somalia
South Sudan
Sudan
Syria
Venezuela
Yemen
Zimbabwe
This list is subject to change based on international sanctions and regulatory updates.