➜ Full List of Crypto Payment Gateways (KYC / No-KYC) – Updated & Curated - My personal take

[hamidose]

I’ve been testing different crypto payment gateways and on-ramp services for a while. Since many people keep asking for updated lists, I decided to share a clean, categorized overview of what I’ve found so far.
If you're running an online business, marketplace, or a high-risk project, this list might save you a lot of time.

Useful if you’re running an e-commerce store and need plug-and-play crypto payments.​

➜ BTCPay Server – Self-hosted, open source, ideal for privacy-focused users. https://btcpayserver.org (It requires expertise)
➜ MyCryptoCheckout – Supports many tokens, no per-transaction fees. https://wordpress.org/plugins/mycryptocheckout
➜ CryptoWoo – Paid but very complete solution. https://www.cryptowoo.com
➜ Pay with MetaMask Plugin – Lets customers pay directly with MetaMask. https://wordpress.org/plugins/cryptocurrency-payments-using-metamask-for-woocommerce
➜ Blockonomics – Simple BTC invoice solution. https://www.blockonomics.co
➜ Payid19 – Easy and White label woocommerce plugin. https://payid19.com
➜ PayerURL – Link-based payment system. https://payerurl.com
➜ Switchere – WooCommerce crypto checkout integration. https://switchere.com/woocommerce-crypto-payments
➜ CryptoPay (Beycanpress) – Full WooCommerce integration, supports multiple chains. https://beycanpress.com/cryptopay

Suitable for smaller projects, individuals, or those who need faster onboarding.​

(all crypto payment processors have plugins available; I’ve added the ones with unique features and those that stand out.)

➜ Payid19 – Active since 2020, no fees for small payments. https://payid19.com
➜ OxaPay – Popular for no-KYC processing and fast API integration. https://oxapay.com
➜ PayGate (Paygate.to) – Quick setup, not many restrictions. https://paygate.to
➜ BitHide – Privacy-oriented payment solution. https://bithide.io
➜ CoinRemitter – Basic processor for small merchants. https://coinremitter.com
➜ TX Thinking Payments – Lightweight, tech-oriented gateway. https://www.txthinking.com/payments.html
➜ Atlos – Minimal onboarding, simple UI. https://atlos.io

These services allow users to purchase crypto with credit cards or bank methods​

(Actually, on-ramp operations are a bit risky at the moment. Sites may ask for KYC verification and other documents. Try with small amounts and be very careful they could seize your funds.)

➜ Simplex – Oldest on-ramp providers for exchanges. https://www.simplex.com
➜ HoodPay – On-ramp focused tool for merchants. https://hoodpay.io
➜ MoonPay – Very popular, but fees can be high. https://www.moonpay.com
➜ Alchemy Pay – Hybrid crypto-fiat solution. https://alchemypay.org
➜ Ramp.Network – Trusted and used in many mainstream apps. https://ramp.network/buy
➜ PayOnRamp – Straightforward fiat-to-crypto solution. https://payonramp.com

These platforms are usually more compliant, often work with registered businesses, and may offer better customer support.​

(These platforms follow regulatory requirements)

➜ Confirmo – EU-regulated payment gateway. https://confirmo.net/home
➜ CoinPayments – Long-running processor, supports many coins but requires KYC for most features. https://www.coinpayments.net
➜ Binance Pay – Fast settlement, good fee structure, requires full verification. https://pay.binance.com/en
➜ BitPay – One of the oldest corporate crypto processors. https://www.bitpay.com
➜ Cryptomus – Popular among e-commerce users; dashboard is clean. https://cryptomus.com/gateway
➜ Coinbase Commerce – Suitable for businesses accepting crypto through Coinbase’s infrastructure. https://www.coinbase.com/commerce
➜ CoinsPaid – Used by bigger companies, stable but strict. https://coinspaid.com/crypto-payment-gateway
➜ Cryptix – More of a regulated crypto ecosystem for businesses. https://www.cryptix.io
➜ PayBis – Gateway + exchange, heavy on compliance. https://paybis.com
➜ NowPayments – Easy integration, supports a lot of chains. https://nowpayments.io
➜ OpenNode – BTC-focused processor with Lightning support. https://opennode.com
➜ CoinGate – Supports many coins and multiple e-commerce plugins. https://coingate.com


If you know any other crypto payment processors that should be added to the list, feel free to post them in the thread.
You can also send me a private message if you prefer I update the list regularly.

 

[Cassin11803]

Excellent list, truly appreciate you putting this together. It's a huge time-saver for anyone looking into crypto payment options. Seeing them categorized makes it much easier to decide what fits best for different needs.

 

[DarkerAds]

The only list you need to accept crypto:

1. Run your own nodes
2. Stay secure and private. Not your keys, not your coins.

Simple

 

[perfekcionist4]

I think Heleket is missing here.

 

[hamidose]

The only list you need to accept crypto:

1. Run your own nodes
2. Stay secure and private. Not your keys, not your coins.

Simple

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You're talking about a process that requires serious technical knowledge.
There are thousands of cryptocurrencies out there—so let's assume you're a business that wants to accept payments with just 10 of them.


How much would it actually cost to run and maintain 10 separate nodes?

 

[DarkerAds]

How much would it actually cost to run and maintain 10 separate nodes?

Whatever it takes to secure your privacy and peace of mind.

With middle men, you are always on the lookout to not get ripped off. With running your own nodes, you have peace of mind.

 

[hamidose]

Whatever it takes to secure your privacy and peace of mind.

With middle men, you are always on the lookout to not get ripped off. With running your own nodes, you have peace of mind.

I understand you. I just tried to explain that managing your own nodes can be a tedious and demanding process.

 

[Maks45bin]

I’ve used BitHide in my own business
It stays fully non custodial while solving common issues like address reuse, flow clustering, and operational leaks, without the headache of running and maintaining multiple nodes.
From a security and privacy perspective, it worked much cleaner than a pure DIY setup.

 

[Flamee]

running your own nodes is peace of mind but heavy. on bitcashpay we used btcpay for btc and nowpayments for stablecoins, hourly sweeps, checkout dropoff fell 17 percent in 10 days

 

[hamidose]

running your own nodes is peace of mind but heavy. on bitcashpay we used btcpay for btc and nowpayments for stablecoins, hourly sweeps, checkout dropoff fell 17 percent in 10 days

Were you using your own nodes before?

 

[glamaa]

what is the best bank to buy crypto, the bank has to be good limit for receive and send transction without getting funds locked, any country in europe, if possible sepa, i am, talking about 100k EUR per week

 

[hamidose]

what is the best bank to buy crypto, the bank has to be good limit for receive and send transction without getting funds locked, any country in europe, if possible sepa, i am, talking about 100k EUR per week

When banks are involved, things inevitably become more complicated. Especially within the SEPA region, there are many additional factors to consider, such as regulations and compliance requirements. For this reason, it’s important to do research based on the region you are operating in or located in. As an alternative, you may also consider options that allow you to buy cryptocurrencies with cash, without going through the banking system.

 

[WintopCapital]

The work to test and organize all of that. A clean, up-to-date, categorized list is exactly what people in crypto payments are always looking for, especially for online businesses and higher-risk projects where options are limited or change fast.

 

[VPrivacy]

I think plisio.net is missing here.
I’ve used plisio.net since 2022 never error
That's the best high-risk crypto payment gateway for me.

 

[Artjoms]

Account cooperation question

I’m currently working on several projects that involve verified accounts.
Sometimes people reach out offering accounts they no longer use or don’t need.

What’s the best way you’ve seen to structure such cooperation safely for both sides?
Any experience or advice appreciated.

 

[Wittman9910]

I’ve been testing different crypto payment gateways and on-ramp services for a while. Since many people keep asking for updated lists, I decided to share a clean, categorized overview of what I’ve found so far.
If you're running an online business, marketplace, or a high-risk project, this list might save you a lot of time.

Useful if you’re running an e-commerce store and need plug-and-play crypto payments.​

➜ BTCPay Server – Self-hosted, open source, ideal for privacy-focused users. https://btcpayserver.org (It requires expertise)
➜ MyCryptoCheckout – Supports many tokens, no per-transaction fees. https://wordpress.org/plugins/mycryptocheckout
➜ CryptoWoo – Paid but very complete solution. https://www.cryptowoo.com
➜ Pay with MetaMask Plugin – Lets customers pay directly with MetaMask. https://wordpress.org/plugins/cryptocurrency-payments-using-metamask-for-woocommerce
➜ Blockonomics – Simple BTC invoice solution. https://www.blockonomics.co
➜ Payid19 – Easy and White label woocommerce plugin. https://payid19.com
➜ PayerURL – Link-based payment system. https://payerurl.com
➜ Switchere – WooCommerce crypto checkout integration. https://switchere.com/woocommerce-crypto-payments
➜ CryptoPay (Beycanpress) – Full WooCommerce integration, supports multiple chains. https://beycanpress.com/cryptopay

Suitable for smaller projects, individuals, or those who need faster onboarding.​

(all crypto payment processors have plugins available; I’ve added the ones with unique features and those that stand out.)

➜ Payid19 – Active since 2020, no fees for small payments. https://payid19.com
➜ OxaPay – Popular for no-KYC processing and fast API integration. https://oxapay.com
➜ PayGate (Paygate.to) – Quick setup, not many restrictions. https://paygate.to
➜ BitHide – Privacy-oriented payment solution. https://bithide.io
➜ CoinRemitter – Basic processor for small merchants. https://coinremitter.com
➜ TX Thinking Payments – Lightweight, tech-oriented gateway. https://www.txthinking.com/payments.html
➜ Atlos – Minimal onboarding, simple UI. https://atlos.io

These services allow users to purchase crypto with credit cards or bank methods​

(Actually, on-ramp operations are a bit risky at the moment. Sites may ask for KYC verification and other documents. Try with small amounts and be very careful they could seize your funds.)

➜ Simplex – Oldest on-ramp providers for exchanges. https://www.simplex.com
➜ HoodPay – On-ramp focused tool for merchants. https://hoodpay.io
➜ MoonPay – Very popular, but fees can be high. https://www.moonpay.com
➜ Alchemy Pay – Hybrid crypto-fiat solution. https://alchemypay.org
➜ Ramp.Network – Trusted and used in many mainstream apps. https://ramp.network/buy
➜ PayOnRamp – Straightforward fiat-to-crypto solution. https://payonramp.com

These platforms are usually more compliant, often work with registered businesses, and may offer better customer support.​

(These platforms follow regulatory requirements)

➜ Confirmo – EU-regulated payment gateway. https://confirmo.net/home
➜ CoinPayments – Long-running processor, supports many coins but requires KYC for most features. https://www.coinpayments.net
➜ Binance Pay – Fast settlement, good fee structure, requires full verification. https://pay.binance.com/en
➜ BitPay – One of the oldest corporate crypto processors. https://www.bitpay.com
➜ Cryptomus – Popular among e-commerce users; dashboard is clean. https://cryptomus.com/gateway
➜ Coinbase Commerce – Suitable for businesses accepting crypto through Coinbase’s infrastructure. https://www.coinbase.com/commerce
➜ CoinsPaid – Used by bigger companies, stable but strict. https://coinspaid.com/crypto-payment-gateway
➜ Cryptix – More of a regulated crypto ecosystem for businesses. https://www.cryptix.io
➜ PayBis – Gateway + exchange, heavy on compliance. https://paybis.com
➜ NowPayments – Easy integration, supports a lot of chains. https://nowpayments.io
➜ OpenNode – BTC-focused processor with Lightning support. https://opennode.com
➜ CoinGate – Supports many coins and multiple e-commerce plugins. https://coingate.com


If you know any other crypto payment processors that should be added to the list, feel free to post them in the thread.
You can also send me a private message if you prefer I update the list regularly.

I used cryptos before, don't recommend it, heleket is good but blacknosepay for now has been the best for me

 

[hamidose]

Account cooperation question

I’m currently working on several projects that involve verified accounts.
Sometimes people reach out offering accounts they no longer use or don’t need.

What’s the best way you’ve seen to structure such cooperation safely for both sides?
Any experience or advice appreciated.

I don't recommend it at all.

 

[intershop]

I’ve used BitHide in my own business

I looked at their website and it looks really weird. The links to the newspapers lead to non-existent pages. It says that the wallet will be installed on my server, but it says "Set up automatic asset withdrawals from wallets once a predefined threshold is reached." - it is obvious that the money will be under their control.

 

[Mathematical]

running your own nodes is peace of mind but heavy. on bitcashpay we used btcpay for btc and nowpayments for stablecoins, hourly sweeps, checkout dropoff fell 17 percent in 10 days

I looked at their website and it looks really weird. The links to the newspapers lead to non-existent pages. It says that the wallet will be installed on my server, but it says "Set up automatic asset withdrawals from wallets once a predefined threshold is reached." - it is obvious that the money will be under their control.

You guys may also want to take a look at Nadifin.com and Plisio.net although not as popular as Coinbase but also with rich features and without KYC.

 

[NotableMoney]

What do you think about CoinPal?