For eligible users under an EEA service configuration, applicable crypto custody, exchange and transfer services available through Quppy are provided by Payhound Limited. Payhound is a Malta-based Crypto-Asset Service Provider authorised under MiCA by the Malta Financial Services Authority. Quppy provides the technology and connected user experience and is not the holder of Payhound’s authorisation.
Last reviewed 2026-08-21
| Field | Visible value |
|---|---|
| Provider legal name | Payhound Limited |
| Company registration number | C-86493 |
| Jurisdiction | Malta |
| Regulator | Malta Financial Services Authority |
| Regulatory status | Crypto-Asset Service Provider authorised under MiCA |
| Quppy role | Technology/software provider and connected user experience |
| Relevant services | Custody, crypto transfers, execution of orders, crypto ↔ funds and crypto ↔ crypto exchange |
| Region | Eligible EEA users under the applicable configuration |
| USDT in the EEA | Unavailable through Quppy |
| Last reviewed | 2026-08-21 |
| Entity | Role |
|---|---|
| Quppy | Provides the technology, brand interface and connected user experience |
| Payhound Limited | Provides applicable regulated EEA crypto custody, exchange and transfer services within its authorised scope |
| Malta Financial Services Authority | Regulates and supervises Payhound under the applicable Maltese and MiCA framework |
| User | Accepts the applicable service terms and completes the required eligibility and verification process |
Payhound Limited is a private limited liability company registered in Malta under company number C-86493. Its public terms identify it as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider licensed and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority under the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation as implemented in Malta.
| Field | Visible value |
|---|---|
| Legal name | Payhound Limited |
| Company number | C-86493 |
| Registered jurisdiction | Malta |
| Regulator | Malta Financial Services Authority |
| Framework | MiCA / MiCAR and Maltese implementing law |
Only services actually enabled in the user’s Quppy configuration should be described as available. An authorised scope is not the same as a promise that every service or asset is active for every user.
The user interacts with the Quppy interface, but the applicable regulated crypto service is performed by Payhound under Payhound’s service terms and regulatory permissions.
No. Availability depends on verified residence, onboarding country, age, sanctions and restricted-jurisdiction rules, provider acceptance, account configuration and any transaction-specific checks.
Submitting information or opening a Quppy profile does not guarantee that a particular crypto service will be activated.
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Current Quppy support includes BTC, ETH, TRX and USDC where available for the account. USDT is not available through Quppy to users under an EEA service configuration. SOL and USDC on Solana are coming soon.
Important:
Do not use Payhound’s broader technical capability or business product catalogue as proof that an asset is live in the Quppy consumer product.
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Payhound’s current stablecoin service matrix marks USDT as excluded for EU/EEA clients. Quppy therefore does not make USDT available to users under its EEA provider configuration.
This is a service-availability statement and should not be rewritten as a universal claim that owning USDT is illegal throughout Europe.
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Current Quppy Terms identify Payhound Limited as a crypto exchange and wallet provider. Users can also be required to accept Payhound’s applicable service agreement or terms before accessing the regulated service.
If Quppy’s Help Center, marketing page and provider agreement differ, the current signed or accepted agreement and applicable law prevail. Conflicting public content must be corrected.
Outside the EEA, Quppy works with the applicable licensed or registered crypto-service provider for the user’s jurisdiction. The exact legal entity is not named in this article until the provider mapping is approved.
The provider’s legal name, regulatory status, role, supported services and terms must be shown before activation. Payhound’s EEA authorisation must not be presented as a global Quppy licence.
Quppy provides the technology and connected user experience. Quppy is not the holder of Payhound’s MiCA authorisation.
Payhound Limited is a Malta-registered Crypto-Asset Service Provider, company number C-86493, authorised under MiCA by the Malta Financial Services Authority.
For eligible EEA users, Payhound provides applicable custody, crypto exchange and crypto-transfer services enabled in the user’s account configuration.
Under the approved Quppy EEA custodial model, Payhound is the applicable provider and custodian for supported crypto services.
No. Authorisation defines the provider’s permitted scope, but product, asset, network, pair and user availability are configured separately.
Yes. Use the approved official MFSA register link and verify the legal name, company number, status and services.
Payhound’s current EU/EEA service catalogue excludes USDT, so Quppy does not make it available under the EEA configuration.
The applicable licensed or registered provider depends on the user’s jurisdiction and must be identified before service activation.
The applicable Quppy and provider agreement, together with applicable law, prevail over explanatory Help Center content.
This article explains the current Quppy product configuration. The applicable Quppy and service-provider terms, country eligibility rules and information shown in the app prevail if they differ from this article.
Yes. Quppy Crypto uses a custodial wallet model. Supported digital assets are held and administered by the applicable crypto-service provider for the user’s country, while the user manages balances and initiates deposits, withdrawals and exchanges through the Quppy interface. In the EEA, the applicable provider and custodian is Payhound Limited.
Quppy currently supports BTC on Bitcoin, ETH and USDC on Ethereum, and TRX on TRON. USDT on Ethereum and TRON is available only outside the EEA, subject to country and provider eligibility. SOL, USDC on Solana and USDT on Solana outside the EEA are coming soon.
USDT is not available through Quppy to users whose crypto services are provided under the European Economic Area regulatory framework. Quppy’s EEA crypto-service provider, Payhound Limited, excludes USDT from its EU/EEA service catalogue as part of its MiCA-compliant stablecoin policy. This is a Quppy service-availability restriction. It does not mean that simply owning USDT is generally illegal throughout the EEA.
Quppy Crypto is the custodial wallet and exchange experience inside the Quppy financial super app. Eligible users can hold supported crypto-assets, receive crypto from compatible external wallets, send crypto to compatible external wallets, exchange supported crypto-assets and move between crypto, EUR and GBP. Assets, networks, providers and availability vary by country.
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