Cryptocurrency payment providers

Crypto as a payment method

A crypto payment gateway lets merchants accept Bitcoin, Ethereum and, above all, stablecoins such as USDT and USDC. Customers pay from any wallet or exchange account; the gateway detects the transaction on-chain, credits the order and settles the merchant in crypto or converts to fiat. For cross-border, high-risk and emerging-market traffic crypto is often the most reliable rail.

Typical features

• Invoices and deposit addresses per order or per customer, with confirmations tracked automatically.
• Networks: TRC-20, ERC-20, BEP-20, Solana, Polygon and others — fees and speed differ a lot.
• Auto-conversion to USD, EUR or local currency, or holding balances in USDT.
• Crypto payouts and mass payouts for withdrawals, affiliates and suppliers.
• On/off-ramp for customers who pay by card and receive crypto.

What to check with a crypto payment provider

• Processing fee (often a small percentage), network fees, withdrawal fees.
• Supported coins and chains; handling of underpayments and wrong networks.
• AML / KYT screening of incoming funds and what happens to flagged coins (see AML & KYT).
• Licences (VASP / CASP) and jurisdictions served.
• Custody model, settlement speed, API and plugins.

Related hubs

Crypto processing PSPs, stablecoin settlement, OTC desks, exchangers and crypto infrastructure.

By country

Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, United Kingdom, Canada.

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