Can crypto companies use Meow for business banking?
Last updated: April 13, 2026
Yes. Meow actively supports crypto-native businesses and has built specific features for this market — including stablecoin payments, USDC invoicing, and a multi-entity dashboard suited to the complex structures common in the crypto industry (funds, holding companies, SPVs, foundation entities, and more).
What features are most useful for crypto companies?
Send and receive USDC and USDT — pay vendors, contractors, and counterparties in stablecoins directly from your Meow account
Invoice in USDC — send invoices to clients that can be paid in USDC, USDT, PYUSD, or USDG
Multi-entity dashboard — manage fund entities, management companies, and holding entities all from one login
International payouts — send to 180+ countries in 50+ currencies
Zero-fee wire and ACH — no fees for fiat payments
Multi-million-dollar FDIC insurance — via IntraFi network for large USD balances
Does Meow accept crypto companies as customers?
Crypto-related businesses go through the standard Meow onboarding process, which includes KYB (Know Your Business) review. Meow's banking partners (including Grasshopper Bank) approve accounts on a case-by-case basis. DeFi and crypto businesses are supported, though some business types may require enhanced due diligence.
If you're unsure whether your business qualifies, contact support@meow.com before applying to discuss your situation.
Are there any restrictions for crypto companies?
Activity involving restricted countries or sanctioned entities is not permitted regardless of business type. Businesses operating in certain high-risk categories may require additional documentation. See Prohibited Countries for the list of countries Meow cannot support.
How is this different from a crypto exchange account?
Meow is a business banking platform, not a crypto exchange. You cannot buy or sell Bitcoin, ETH, or other speculative assets through Meow. Meow's crypto features are specifically for stablecoin payments (USDC, USDT, PYUSD, USDG) — sending and receiving dollar-pegged assets as a payment rail, not for trading or investment.