Best Bitcoin & Crypto Payment Processor

Say you accept a range of cryptocurrencies but you think in euros. Or you take payments in various coins and want them all sitting in USDC by the end of the day. Doing that by hand, coin by coin, through a dashboard is exactly the kind of repetitive task an API should be doing for you.

The Convert API moves value between the currency balances on your CoinGate accoun...

Picture a customer who loves your product. Uses it daily, would recommend it to a friend, has no intention of leaving. Next month they’re gone anyway.

Nobody canceled. A card expired. The renewal charge bounced, a couple of dunning emails went to a folder nobody opens, and the subscription quietly lapsed. You lost a happy customer to a payment failure.

Thi...

Ask a finance team what they actually dread about crypto payments, and it’s rarely the crypto part. It’s the moment at month-end when someone has to prove that the money on-chain matches the invoices in the books.

That process has a name. Reconciliation. And it’s where a lot of crypto payment setups quietly fall apart.

The good news is that reconciliation ...

“Just add stablecoins to checkout.” Easy to say. Then you open the list and there are dozens of them, spread across a handful of blockchains, each with its own issuer, its own reserves, and its own regulatory baggage.

So the real question isn’t whether to accept stablecoins. Most businesses have already decided that part. The question is which ones, on which network...

Most articles about accepting crypto are written for the person signing the contract. This one is for the person who has to make it work.

You’ve been handed a task: let customers pay in crypto. You don’t need the philosophy of decentralized money. You need to know what to call, what comes back, and what to handle when it does. So let’s stay at that level. The exampl...