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Practical guides on crypto payments for business: how to accept them and keep the money safe.

A shop counter with a Binance Pay QR stand: one customer has paid with the Binance app and sees a green checkmark, the next one holds a phone with MetaMask and looks puzzled

If I put Binance Pay, Crypto.com Pay or Bybit Pay on my site, what do I actually get as a merchant?

What a Binance Pay, Crypto.com Pay or Bybit Pay merchant account gives your store: who can pay, where the money lands, fees, requirements, countries.

A merchant in a blue shirt stands behind a counter with his hands on a card terminal, a red warning shield floating above it and a stack of green USDT coins with a check badge on the other side.

Why does my business need a high risk merchant account, and what changes if I start accepting crypto?

Why an acquirer calls your business high risk, what a high risk merchant account costs in rate and rolling reserve, and what crypto payments change.

A bookkeeper in a navy blazer writes in an open ledger while a bitcoin coin and a USDT coin, each with a paper tag, float toward the page; a calculator and a desk calendar sit nearby.

A bookkeeper in a navy blazer writes in an open ledger while a bitcoin coin and a USDT coin, each with a paper tag, float toward the page; a calculator and a desk calendar sit nearby.

How do I account for crypto my business gets paid in?

Record a crypto payment at the coin's value on arrival, book fees apart, and keep the right papers. IFRS and US GAAP month-end rules, step by step.

Should I self-host a crypto payment gateway or plug in a hosted one?

BTCPay Server charges 0%, but the server, nodes, keys, AML checks and refunds become yours. What each road costs and when self-hosting pays off.

A finance manager clicks one button on her laptop, and a fan of USDT coins streams from one large Tether coin to several recipients at once: an affiliate with a phone, a seller holding a parcel, a trader by a chart and a gamer in a headset.

A finance manager clicks one button on her laptop, and a fan of USDT coins streams from one large Tether coin to several recipients at once: an affiliate with a phone, a seller holding a parcel, a trader by a chart and a gamer in a headset.

How do crypto mass payouts work when a business has to pay a hundred people in USDT at once?

How crypto mass payouts work: three ways to pay many people in USDT, the run from address list to reconciliation, payout APIs and wrong-address risks.

Can I accept crypto payments through PayPal? Only if your business is in the US

PayPal's Pay with Crypto lets US merchants take about 100 coins and get dollars for a 1.5% fee. Who qualifies, the limits, and what to do if it doesn't fit.

Crypto invoice: what it must say, how the client pays it and what to do when the amount is off

What a crypto invoice must say beyond a normal one, a free template example, how the client pays it, and what to do when the amount that arrives is wrong.

A small-shop owner behind her counter holds up a phone with a green tick, a desk globe and a bank card crossed out in red on the counter beside her, while an arc of USDT coins flies over the globe from a distant customer holding up his own phone.

A small-shop owner behind her counter holds up a phone with a green tick, a desk globe and a bank card crossed out in red on the counter beside her, while an arc of USDT coins flies over the globe from a distant customer holding up his own phone.

Your customers are abroad and the money won't come through: how to accept international payments now

Your bank declines foreign cards and Stripe is not available? Five ways to accept international payments — fees, timing, rules and crypto.

A seller examines a customer's phone through a magnifying glass: the USDT coin on screen breaks into pixels with a red warning, while a real USDT coin with a green check sits on her desk

A seller examines a customer's phone through a magnifying glass: the USDT coin on screen breaks into pixels with a red warning, while a real USDT coin with a green check sits on her desk

Is flash USDT real or fake, and can it be withdrawn?

Flash USDT is a scam: a fake token, screenshot or app balance. Why it can't be withdrawn and how to check by TXID and contract that your USDT is real.