According to CoinMeta, as reported by CryptoNews, corporate crypto payments refer to the method by which businesses send digital assets (such as Bitcoin, USDT, or USDC) to recipients. Companies use these payment methods to pay contractors, partners, and market sellers. Large transactions manage multiple recipients through a shared workflow, but the fees still depend on the source of funds for each payment, as well as the method of conversion and delivery. The advertised 0% payment fees offered by providers could eliminate a significant expense, especially for frequent payments. Crypto payments transfer value from the business to the recipient through supported payment channels. In a typical managed service, the business maintains a balance with the provider, submits payment instructions, and authorizes the transfer. The provider holds the relevant keys and sends the assets to the recipient's compatible wallet or account for receipt. The way in which the payment beneficiary withdraws funds also differs from how the merchant withdraws their own balance. Providers may charge separately for these services, so a free withdrawal for merchants does not necessarily mean that the provider or partner's payment is also free.