Best Bitcoin & Crypto Payment Processor

Paying somebody new over our payouts API is two calls, not one. First you create a beneficiary, which needs their country, the currency, the network, an actual wallet address and their identity details. Only then can you create the send request that points at it. And before either call, somebody has to have collected all of that from them, which in practice means a form you b...

Someone is paying you in crypto, and they sent you a link. You opened it, and now a page is asking for your details and a wallet address. Is this safe? What do you actually have to do? And do you have to sign up for anything?

Let us answer the last one first, because it is the one people worry about most. You do not need a CoinGate account. You neve...

You have someone to pay and a balance to pay them from. What you do not have is their wallet address, their details, or any wish to chase them for either. A Payout Link handles exactly that. All you need about them is an email address, and creating one takes about a minute.

If you are not sure what a Payout Link is yet, start with

You need to pay someone in crypto. A contractor, an affiliate, a customer waiting to be paid back. The amount is agreed. What is not settled is everything the payment actually needs: which wallet, on which network, their country, their date of birth, and the rest of the details a regulated payout has to carry.

So paying somebody turns into an admin thread. You ask f...

The payment went through. The customer is happy. Your system never marked the order paid, and now you are reading logs trying to reconstruct what happened.

The basics of callback handling are covered elsewhere. Verify the token, acknowledge fast, whitelist the source IPs, keep your handler idempotent, all of that sits in our