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Accepting crypto, explained
Clear answers to the questions businesses actually ask about taking stablecoin payments — custody, networks, fees, KYC, and how it all fits together.
Guides
How to accept crypto payments without KYC
A non-custodial gateway can let you start accepting payments without identity verification. Here is how — and the honest part about what is still your responsibility.
Do you need KYC to accept crypto payments?
The honest answer: the gateway may not require it, because it never holds your money — but your own legal, tax and reporting duties do not disappear. What that means in practice.
What is a stablecoin? A guide for businesses
A dollar that moves like crypto: instant, global, final. What a stablecoin actually is, why businesses accept them, and the risks worth knowing — in plain English.
How to add crypto payments to your website
From nothing to your first crypto payment: the practical steps to take stablecoins on your website, with the money landing in a wallet only you control.
Comparisons
Custodial vs non-custodial crypto payments: which is safer?
One holds your money and pays you later; the other never holds it at all. A clear comparison of the two models, with the trade-offs named.
USDT vs USDC: which stablecoin should your business accept?
Two dollar-pegged stablecoins, a few real differences. Which your customers actually use, and why the best answer is usually "accept both".
Wallet-as-a-service vs non-custodial deposit addresses
One model holds private keys on your users’ behalf and takes on that liability; the other issues addresses that can only pay you and holds nothing. Which fits what you are building.
No-KYC crypto payment gateway: what to look for
Not all “no-KYC” gateways are equal — some still hold your funds. The things that actually matter when choosing one, and the red flags to walk away from.
Accepting crypto vs Stripe and PayPal
Card processors are easy but can hold, freeze and reverse your money. Crypto settles directly and finally — but asks more of you. A straight comparison of the trade-offs.
Payments
BNB Smart Chain vs Ethereum for accepting stablecoin payments
The same USDT and USDC live on both. The difference is cost and reach — and for most businesses, the answer is to offer both and let the customer pick.
Crypto payment gateway fees, explained
No monthly fee, no setup fee, and gas included — but a minimum per token. A plain-English breakdown of what you actually pay to accept stablecoins.
How to generate a crypto invoice without KYC
Create an invoice, share the link, get paid to a wallet you control — no identity checks to start. How no-KYC invoicing works, and where your own duties still apply.
How to accept crypto payments from anywhere in the world
A customer in any country pays the same address on the same network, and it settles the same way. How to accept payments worldwide without bank rails or regional gateways.
How to receive crypto payments straight to your own wallet
No account balance, no payout button, no withdrawal. Payments collect on-chain straight to the wallet you registered. How direct-to-wallet settlement actually works.
How crypto payment confirmations work
Why a payment shows as “detected” before it is “confirmed” — what confirmations are, why waiting for them matters, and how it stops a reorg from costing you.
Crypto payments and chargebacks: why there are none
A confirmed crypto payment cannot be clawed back by the sender’s bank. Why that ends chargeback fraud for sellers — and why refunds become a deliberate choice, not a reversal.
Crypto payment links: how to get paid with a link
Share a link, get paid in stablecoins to a wallet you control — no website integration, no code. How crypto payment links work, and when to use one.
Developers
How to give your users their own crypto wallet addresses
Hand every user a permanent address the moment they sign up, with funds that can only ever reach a wallet you control. The wallet layer, without holding keys for anyone.
Crypto payment infrastructure for exchanges and wallet apps
Every exchange and wallet app needs the same deposit plumbing: a unique address per user, detection on arrival, and a sweep to treasury. Here is what it takes, and what you can skip.
How to assign a unique crypto deposit address to each user
A dedicated address per user is how you know who paid, without asking. How to issue one per account, keep it stable, and reconcile deposits automatically.
Building your own crypto deposit system vs using infrastructure
Rolling your own deposit system means owning key management, reorg handling, gas and sweeping — forever. A clear-eyed look at build vs buy for crypto deposits.