We often say that with OneSix you can pay via QR using SBP. You scan the code, buy coffee, tickets, or a service — and the payment goes through in seconds. But what actually happens behind that “Pay” button?

To give you some scale

Here is what SBP looks like in numbers:

• In one quarter of 2025, SBP processed 4.6 billion transactions worth 26.5 trillion rubles — more than the annual budget of some regions.
• More than 200 banks and over 2.2 million merchants are connected, from big retail chains to small cafés.
• SBP now works beyond Russia, with transfers available in countries like Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Armenia.
• For businesses, it brings savings: average SBP fees are only 0.4–0.7% compared to the usual 2–3% charged by cards.

How it works in plain terms

SBP acts as a central hub that connects banks. Instead of banks searching for each other directly, they send a request to SBP, which instantly determines who should receive how much.

That is why payments arrive almost instantly, without long chains or delays.

Where OneSix fits in

We have carefully built crypto into this infrastructure: you pay in USDT, and the system outputs a standard SBP QR code. No withdrawals, no waiting, no extra steps.

Every transaction through OneSix is crypto that works like normal money.

Simple. Fast. Practical.

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