In the era of "global order taking", the flow of funds is the sense of security for freelancers.

Being a freelancer now feels more like being a "global hunter"—just finished a short video editing job for Southeast Asia, and now I need to negotiate a collaboration on AI-generated content with a client from Europe. With more opportunities come more anxieties: slow payments, high fees, and uncertain receipts; each of these could ruin a good project.
Back in the days when I just transitioned to remote work, what I feared the most was a client saying "the payment will be made next week," only for it to take three weeks without arriving. If I pressed them too much, I worried it would seem unprofessional. I had used several major traditional payment tools, and either the fees were high, or the cross-border transactions were slow. The most frustrating part was having funds stuck in transit while I remained in place.
Until last year, I found a reliable payment solution when I saw someone recommending Biya Pay in an overseas freelancer community.
For me, the most useful aspect is not just changing the payment tool, but its adaptation to multi-currency (USD, EUR, HKD, USDT) receipts. The instant arrival of USDT truly frees up my financial chain. Especially now, with more AI creation and remote outsourcing, sometimes clients are just used to settling in stablecoins. Biya Pay, with its on-chain arrival and multi-currency accounts, is particularly flexible.
Looking at the costs again, the traditional PayPal procedure involves a large cut in fees and exchange losses. By using Biya Pay, I can save a significant service fee every month, which effectively means I can take on one more order each month. The backend operations are also simple, with clear transaction flow. If there are any issues, customer service responds quickly, and I haven't run into any problems.
Ultimately, being a freelancer means that while client resources and personal abilities are important, a stable cash flow is the foundation of true freedom. Recently, I've noticed that the Web3 and AI contracting ecosystem has become extremely popular, with more and more remote workers needing to flexibly settle accounts across multiple on-chain and online accounts. With the right tools, a lot of anxiety can really be alleviated.
Whenever I recommend to my peers now, I always say:
"Don't waste time on chasing payments and reconciling accounts; focus your energy on areas that can help you make money."
For me, Biya Pay is a key step in turning funding anxiety into smooth cash flow.
Instead of worrying about the reports, it's better to first clear the payment collection hurdle.
Freelancing, money flows smoothly