Payment Gateway to Accept Credit Cards?

[Akaroth]

Hi guys,

Do you know any payment gateway that allows customers to pay with credit cards, and sends you the money on a crypto Wallet?

I think Paddle do that, but my business won't be approved. And I just asked to PeerWallet, and they can do it, but the fee is 15% per transaction + 2% per withdrawal.

That's my best option atm, and with those fees, I'm thinking of continuing not to accept cards.

If you know someone better, please let me know

 

[stiffidy]

Have you looked into NOWPayments?

 

[Akaroth]

Have you looked into NOWPayments?

I checked their website and it seems they don't accept credit cards in the payments, only crypto.

 

[stiffidy]

I checked their website and it seems they don't accept credit cards in the payments, only crypto.

They do, add this to their url. "/fiat-on-ramp"

 

[Akaroth]

They do, add this to their url. "/fiat-on-ramp"

That's good, I checked it, and their fees seem to be ok. I'll give it a try, thank you!

 

[Akaroth]

I created an account, and then they told me this service has been down for weeks, and they don't know when it will work again.

 

[stiffidy]

I created an account, and then they told me this service has been down for weeks, and they don't know when it will work again.

Ahh, sorry to hear that. Maybe look into some Crypto wallets, I think some offered some sort of a payment gateway.

But there are less and less of these processors nowadays.

 

[Serena Stevens]

Hey! Just wanted to check in, did you find a payment processor that works for you? If not, I’m from a payment processing company and would be happy to help you with that.

 

[BigOrangeCat]

I saw a lot of people use zen payments as an alternative to stripe and paddle

 

[berserk.guts]

Yeah, not many legit gateways offer direct card-to-crypto payouts, especially for higher-risk models. PeerWallet’s fees are rough, but kinda expected in that space.

You might want to look into hybrid setups - where the front takes cards via a clean provider (alt MID or stealth Stripe), and the backend routes payouts to crypto through intermediaries. It’s not fully “card-to-wallet,” but can cut fees and give you more control.

 

[OUG]

You can try using Coingate as they allow customers to pay with credit cards and send you the money directly to your crypto wallet. Their fees are lower than PeerWallet, so it may be a better option for your business. Good luck!

 

[hamza6677]

CoinPayments, NOWPayments, and Plisio can take credit cards and send payouts to your crypto wallet. Setup can be tricky but it’s possible.

 

[Levi2402]

Hi guys,

Do you know any payment gateway that allows customers to pay with credit cards, and sends you the money on a crypto Wallet?

I think Paddle do that, but my business won't be approved. And I just asked to PeerWallet, and they can do it, but the fee is 15% per transaction + 2% per withdrawal.

That's my best option atm, and with those fees, I'm thinking of continuing not to accept cards.

If you know someone better, please let me know

I do if u need

 

[shog]

There are some services like bitnovo and switchere that offer a "fiat to crypto on-ramp". Basically buy crypto for credit cards and other fiat payment types.

You can guide your customer to set your BTC address as the payment address, but the problem remains that it's confusing for a lot of people.

I wish there was a crypto on ramp service like this that you could use like a payment gateway. For example send your customer a URL like

crypto-on-ramp.domain/?amt=0.000123&net=btc&address={btc address here}&return_url=backtomywebsite.com/thankyou/


then once the customer completed the payment, the crypto on ramp sends the btc to you.

Then it would be kind of trivial to accept payments and guide customers to use a credit card payment while you get paid in crypto.

If anybody knows of a service offering this now, by all means do tell!

 

[Levi2402]

There are some services like bitnovo and switchere that offer a "fiat to crypto on-ramp". Basically buy crypto for credit cards and other fiat payment types.

You can guide your customer to set your BTC address as the payment address, but the problem remains that it's confusing for a lot of people.

I wish there was a crypto on ramp service like this that you could use like a payment gateway. For example send your customer a URL like

crypto-on-ramp.domain/?amt=0.000123&net=btc&address={btc address here}&return_url=backtomywebsite.com/thankyou/


then once the customer completed the payment, the crypto on ramp sends the btc to you.

Then it would be kind of trivial to accept payments and guide customers to use a credit card payment while you get paid in crypto.

If anybody knows of a service offering this now, by all means do tell!

Yes most customer will rather ignore this shit because taking a lot of steps unless they really really want it like game hack etc but still mostly they won't do this

 

[shog]

Yes most customer will rather ignore this shit because taking a lot of steps unless they really really want it like game hack etc but still mostly they won't do this

Any suggestions for something more integrated that customers will do? Especially if you need stealth (the whole reason for not wanting to receive in fiat)

 

[sigmundfreud15]

I do if u need

Hey bro, how do I connect with you? I'm experiencing some issues fulfilling my online store orders as Paypal and Stripe banned my accounts

Would appreciate if you could or anyone guide me along.

 

[Levi2402]

Any suggestions for something more integrated that customers will do? Especially if you need stealth (the whole reason for not wanting to receive in fiat)

For me I always use stripe and I just tell them to buy my "digital product with different description" and customer won't complaint if it's easier to pay card etc, unless you I also do rent my stripe if u need one

Any suggestions for something more integrated that customers will do? Especially if you need stealth (the whole reason for not wanting to receive in fiat)

For integrated you must find credit card payment gateway that accept risky industry but it's hard to get in.

 

[blackpay]

There doesn’t exist a payment processor at all that’s not an 'on-ramp' solution and can pay out in crypto. What you may need to do is set up a company crypto exchange account under the same name as the business that processes payments, or you may find a provider that rents accounts and pays out in crypto.

 

[hellz angle]

best option right now is to use stripe or paypal business then to your bank then to coinbase to buy crypto . i may be long way but not that hard and worth it