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  • PayProtocol Card
  • Crypto Basics (for Card Users)
    • What is Paycoin (PCI)?
    • How Crypto Payments Work
    • What is a Wallet?
    • Blockchain vs Traditional Finance
    • Why Use Crypto for Payments?
  • Using Your Card
    • How to Create Wallet?
    • How to Deposit PCI to Wallet
    • How to Withdraw PCI from Wallet
    • How to Top-Up with PCI
    • How to View Transaction History
    • How to Wrap PCI (Paycoin → Arbitrum)
    • Step-by-Step Video Guides
  • Linking to Mobile Payments
    • How to Link Your Card to Mobile Wallets
    • Troubleshooting Wallet Linking
  • Security & Card Management
    • Is My Card Secure?
    • Lost or Stolen Card Guide
  • Account & App Settings
    • How to Customize Wallet Display
    • How to Change Language and Currency Settings
    • How to Check Balance
    • Manage Your Address Book
    • Notification Settings
  • Legal & Compliance
    • Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
  • Support
    • How to Contact Support
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  1. Crypto Basics (for Card Users)

What is Paycoin (PCI)?

What is Paycoin (PCI)?

Paycoin (PCI) is a blockchain-based digital currency developed by PayProtocol, designed to be used for everyday payments in a fast, secure, and user-friendly way. Unlike many other cryptocurrencies that are often held as speculative assets, Paycoin is optimized for real-world usage, allowing users to spend PCI at affiliated merchants and within the PayProtocol ecosystem.

🔹 Key Features of PCI

  • Fast Transactions: PCI enables near-instant payments on-chain and through integrated services.

  • Stable Utility: Designed to reduce volatility and encourage everyday usage.

  • Wide Usability: Use PCI with the Payprotocol Card in physical stores, online platforms, and across various partner services.

  • Blockchain Transparency: Every PCI transaction is recorded on a secure, immutable ledger.

🔹 PCI within the PayProtocol Ecosystem

The PayProtocol network connects merchants, users, and service providers, making PCI a payment bridge between blockchain technology and traditional commerce. Whether you're paying for coffee, shopping online, or transferring funds to a friend, PCI is designed to make digital payments simple and efficient.

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