Use digital dollars with Peanut in Thailand

Deposit, hold, send, and withdraw supported digital dollars today. Local support for PromptPay is planned and has no published launch date.

Peanut’s current digital-dollar features are available in Thailand. You can add supported digital dollars, hold a balance, send through Peanut, and withdraw on a supported network shown in the app.

Peanut support for PromptPay is planned, with no published launch date.

What you can use today

Use Peanut in Thailand today

  1. 1

    Create your account

    Sign up for Peanut and open the current deposit options available to your account.

  2. 2

    Choose a supported currency and network

    Use a digital dollar and network shown in the app. The currency and network must match at both ends.

  3. 3

    Add and hold digital dollars

    Copy the deposit details carefully, send the funds, and hold the balance until you are ready to use it.

  4. 4

    Send or withdraw

    Send through Peanut or choose a supported external-wallet withdrawal. Review the destination and final charge before confirming.

About PromptPay

PromptPay is Thailand’s bank-linked payment system. Participating banking apps support QR payments and transfers using a mobile number or national ID linked to an account.

Current route costs

The app shows the details and any charge for a supported transaction before you confirm. Withdrawal charges vary by network, and the wallet or service you send from may charge its own fee.

FAQ

Is Peanut available in Thailand today?

Yes. Supported digital-dollar deposits, holding, sending, and withdrawals are available. Check the app for the networks offered to your account.

Can I use PromptPay through Peanut today?

No. Peanut lists PromptPay as planned and has not published a launch date.

What costs apply to current withdrawals?

Charges vary by network. Review the destination, amount, and final charge shown in the app before confirming.

How do I choose a deposit network?

Select a supported currency and network in Peanut, then make sure the sending service uses the same network.

Get started with Peanut

Create an account and use the supported digital-dollar features available today.