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PayHubix’s static address solution significantly enhances efficiency, security, and compliance for business cryptocurrency transactions. It assigns a unique, permanent crypto address to each user or transaction.

Enhanced Security
Regulatory Compliance
Error Reduction
Cost Savings

Customer Trust
Audit Simplicity
Fraud Prevention
Operational Efficiency

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Definition and Functionality

Implementing PayHubix’s static crypto addresses gives businesses a reliable and secure method to manage cryptocurrency transactions. Let’s explore how this solution functions:

Permanent Address Assignment

A static address is a cryptocurrency address that remains unchanged, unlike dynamic addresses which may change with each transaction. Each static address is permanently linked to a specific user or a predefined purpose within a business’s operational structure.

Unique to Users or Transactions

Each user or transaction receives a unique address. Consequently, this setup helps businesses streamline their management of incoming and outgoing payments. Moreover, it simplifies the process of tracking and reconciling transactions on the blockchain, making operations smoother and more efficient.

Step-by-Step Guide to Using Static Address Solution

Create an PayHubix Account: Step 1

Sign Up

Visit the PayHubix website and sign up for a free account.
Fill out the registration form with your email and create a secure password.
Complete the email verification process to activate your account.

Receive fund : Step 3

Check Assets Page

Create an PayHubix Account: Step 1

Sign Up

Visit the PayHubix website and sign up for a free account.
Fill out the registration form with your email and create a secure password.
Complete the email verification process to activate your account.

Create a Static Address: Step 2

Navigation

Navigate yourself to deposit via this path /dashboard/deposit

Currency & Network Specification

Indicate which cryptocurrency you want the static address for (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum). Each type of cryptocurrency operates on a specific network that supports its transactions.