Services that let shops and websites take crypto as payment. Every listing says what a company is good for and what to watch out for. Sponsors can buy placement here. They can never buy a rating, and the methodology page says so in writing.
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Lets shops and websites take crypto as payment; also offers a wallet app. In 2021 it paid $507,375 to settle 2,102 apparent sanctions violations with the US Treasury's OFAC, and in 2023 New York's Department of Financial Services fined it $1 million over failings in its anti-money-laundering and cybersecurity programmes.
Founded 2011
Free, open-source software that a shop or website runs itself to take bitcoin and other crypto, with payments going straight to the merchant's own wallet. Cryptominium runs BTCPay Server on its own server to take payment for its products.
Lets businesses take crypto payments and convert them to euros or stablecoins; operates under an EU MiCA licence.
Payment gateway that lets websites and online shops take payment in many cryptocurrencies.
Founded 2019
Lets businesses take bitcoin payments, including over the Lightning Network, and send bitcoin payouts.
Lets businesses take stablecoin and crypto payments and settle in ordinary currency; licensed as a payment institution in Singapore.
Founded 2020
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