Accepting crypto payments

How to start taking crypto, what it really costs and what happens to the money after checkout.

An online seller at her desk holds her passport and looks at it, beside a laptop with a USDT checkout and a green verification shield
An online seller at her desk holds her passport and looks at it, beside a laptop with a USDT checkout and a green verification shield
Published
01.10.2026

Can you accept crypto payments through a gateway without KYC?

Yes, you can take crypto payments without KYC. What each kind of gateway checks, when documents can still be asked for, and how to start fast.
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A shop owner relaxes after adding crypto payments to the online store: USDT and bitcoin coins flow from the site into a safe with a green check
A shop owner relaxes after adding crypto payments to the online store: USDT and bitcoin coins flow from the site into a safe with a green check
Published
01.10.2026

How do I accept crypto payments on my website?

Link, widget, plugin or API: how to add crypto checkout to your site, which coins and networks to accept, what it costs and how to handle a wrong payment.
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A shop owner holds her old tablet with the CoinGate logo under her arm and reaches for a new checkout tablet with a USDT coin and a green checkmark; next to it stand a tablet with a bitcoin coin and a small server
A shop owner holds her old tablet with the CoinGate logo under her arm and reaches for a new checkout tablet with a USDT coin and a green checkmark; next to it stand a tablet with a bitcoin coin and a small server
Published
28.09.2026

What are the alternatives to CoinGate, and which one fits your business?

Leaving CoinGate over paperwork, the 1% fee or weekly payouts? Compare CryptumPay, NOWPayments, Plisio, BitPay and BTCPay Server, and switch safely.
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A calm business owner guiding a glowing stablecoin payment path from a crypto wallet into a clean company treasury account, showing crypto on-ramp and off-ramp flows becoming usable business money.
Published
25.09.2026

How does a business off-ramp crypto payments to its bank account?

How a business turns crypto payments into money in its bank: four cash-out routes, what an off-ramp costs, what to check first and a step-by-step plan.
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A shop owner puts an old blue BitPay terminal into a box while USDT and TRON coins land on a new terminal with a green checkmark
A shop owner puts an old blue BitPay terminal into a box while USDT and TRON coins land on a new terminal with a green checkmark
Published
24.09.2026

Which BitPay alternative fits your business, and how do you switch?

Six BitPay alternatives, from CryptumPay and CoinGate to NOWPayments and BTCPay Server, matched to what you need that BitPay lacks, and how to switch.
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A shop owner in a mustard cardigan hands a folder of company papers to a payment service reviewer; his monitor shows product cards with a green approval checkmark, and USDT and bitcoin coins lie on the desk
Published
23.09.2026

What is a crypto merchant account, and what does it take to get one?

A crypto merchant account is neither your wallet nor your exchange account. What processors check in KYB, which documents to have ready and how long it takes.
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Published
22.09.2026

How do I accept XRP payments from customers?

Accepting XRP from customers: the 1 XRP wallet reserve, destination tags, fees and speed, and how to start with your own wallet or an XRP payment gateway.
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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
Published
21.09.2026

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.
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Published
19.09.2026

Which crypto is best to accept as payment in my business?

Which cryptocurrencies customers actually pay with, which to switch on first and which to leave off: USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum and the rest, coin by coin.
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