Accept crypto
payments

Yes, volatility is a common concern. CryptoProcessing helps minimize this risk by freezing transactions at the time of payment to avoid volatility. In addition, we offer fiat and stablecoin options for merchants who prefer to avoid less predictable assets.

Blockchain’s immutable nature eliminates chargebacks and provides extra security, but operational safety still remains important for your business. You can always discuss other potential risks with your personal manager.

Not at all! CryptoProcessing provides easy-to-use tools like plugins for e-commerce platforms like WooCommerce and Magento. Even if your team doesn’t have members who can use our developer-friendly API, the CryptoProcessing technical team will help ensure smooth integration and suggest custom solutions. 

Additionally, our 24/7 support ensures you can accept crypto payments even with minimal technical expertise.

We support over 20 leading cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Solana (SOL), and stablecoins like USDC, ensuring flexibility and broad customer reach. You can find a full list here.

Notably, you don’t have to pick one – for example, you can accept bitcoin payments on your website and automatically convert received coins into other crypto like Ethereum, stablecoins like USDC, or even fiat bank payouts.

Yes, our platform offers automatic conversion of crypto payments into 40+ fiat currencies, you can find a full list here. For example, you can accept bitcoin payments on your website and automatically convert received coins into bank payouts in EUR, USD, or other currencies.

Yes, as long as crypto is legal in your country, your business can have a wallet. CryptoProcessing provides secure business crypto wallets to manage, store, and track your crypto funds. With multi-signature support, your assets remain protected during every transaction.

You can issue refunds in the original cryptocurrency for the received amount, ensuring a fair and straightforward process for both you and your customers. It’s important to note that there are no chargebacks with crypto – so your business is more in control of the refund policy than it is with credit cards.

It’s legal to accept cryptocurrency payments in most countries – you can check this handy list for reference. Even if crypto is legal in your country, it’s recommended that you process transactions with a compliant service provider that offers transparent accounting documentation.

Accepting crypto payments reduces transaction fees to at or below 1%, eliminates chargebacks, and broadens your global reach. It also attracts a growing audience of people with crypto, who tend to be younger and more tech-savvy. In general, working with crypto facilitates fast, secure, and cheap transactions for your business. You can learn more about it here.

Getting started is easy with CryptoProcessing. Simply sign up, complete the KYB (Know Your Business) verification, and then start using our business wallet or payment gateway to accept cryptocurrency payments.

The best way to accept crypto payments depends on how your customers pay. Online stores can use CryptoProcessing’s e-commerce integrations or API, while one-off payments can use invoices or shareable payment links. Platforms that let customers fund account balances can use channel flows for repeat or variable deposits.

The right setup needs to be tailored to your checkout, technical requirements and settlement preferences, with availability also subject to your jurisdiction and account terms.

Customers can pay from an external crypto wallet that supports the exact asset and blockchain network shown at checkout. Compatibility therefore depends on the asset-network combination rather than a particular wallet brand. CryptoProcessing supports multiple cryptocurrencies across several networks, with the current combinations listed on the supported currencies page.

Customers should select the same network in their wallet that appears on the payment page, since the network determines where the transaction is sent and processed.

Your business can track payment status in the CryptoProcessing Back Office, while API integrations can receive updates through webhooks or callbacks. A payment becomes confirmed after CryptoProcessing detects the transaction and the required blockchain confirmations are reached. The confirmed status therefore indicates completion of the blockchain confirmation stage.

Confirmation times vary by asset and network conditions. Fiat conversion, settlement and bank withdrawal follow separate processes. Businesses using an integration can review the CryptoProcessing API to manage payment-status handling.

Customers do not need a CryptoProcessing account for a standard hosted payment flow. They can open the payment page and send the required amount from a compatible external crypto wallet. The wallet needs to support the selected asset and blockchain network. CryptoProcessing may process wallet, transaction and technical data and apply risk or compliance checks where required.

Additional customer information or verification can also depend on the merchant’s payment flow, jurisdiction and applicable requirements. See how the payment process works.