Payments

Adding crypto to your checkout before a sale: what you need, how long it takes, and what to check before launch.

Taking a large crypto payment from a client or partner: which coin to use, what to verify, and how to reduce risk at high amounts.

Banks and card networks turn away high-risk categories. Crypto offers a practical alternative. Here's what to consider when setting it up.

Crypto payment processing for Russian and CIS merchants: how to accept payments, which coins work, and how it differs from card acquiring.

Crypto doesn't support automatic debits, but recurring billing is still workable. Here are the practical patterns for businesses with regular payment cycles.

Accepting Bitcoin from customers is straightforward, but speed, fees, and volatility work differently than stablecoins. Here's what to consider before adding it.

How to accept TON from customers in Telegram: what to set up, what the payment looks like, and when it makes sense to add it.

Comparing USDT, USDC, and BTC as payment options for merchants: stability, speed, fees, and which to start with.

You can add crypto payments to a website or Telegram without writing any code. Here are three ways to do it depending on what you already have.

You can accept crypto to a personal wallet or through a payment service. Here is the practical difference and which one fits which situation.

Chargebacks cost businesses far more than just the payment amount. Crypto removes forced reversals entirely.

Crypto payments arrive in minutes, not days. Here is what determines the speed and when you can treat a payment as confirmed.