💱 Currencies available for payment acceptance in CryptoCloud

CryptoCloud currently supports more then 18 cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, including:

💰 BTC🔹ETH 💲 USDT 💲 USDC 🪙 SOL 🪙 TON 🔸 BNB 🪙 LTC 🔴 TRX 💲 DAI 🐸 PEPE and more

Most currencies are available across multiple networks, including Ethereum, BSC, Tron, Solana, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and TON.

The list of supported currencies and networks is constantly growing. Full list available in the documentation

💰 What is an EVM Wallet and why it became the Web3 standart?

An EVM wallet is a crypto wallet that supports Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and other compatible networks.

➡️ When creating a wallet, the user receives a seed phrase and a universal address that works across all EVM-compatible networks. No separate wallet is needed for each blockchain, networks can be switched directly within the interface.

For businesses, they have become a practical tool for handling crypto payments, Web3 services, and digital asset transfers.

EVM wallets are also used to connect to dApps, work with DeFi protocols, and manage NFTs.

☁️ CryptoCloud Brand Book: ready-made materials to promote crypto payments

The CryptoCloud Brand Book is a set of ready-made brand materials that helps merchants communicate crypto payment availability to their audience. Placing the right branded elements on your site signals innovation, builds buyer trust, and directly impacts conversion.

What's inside:

— payment icons and buttons for your website;
— logo and brand colour palette;
— integration examples for the homepage, product page, and checkout;
— a ready-made press release template to announce crypto payment acceptance;
— a payment instruction for your users.

🪙 Merchants who actively promote crypto payments report sales growth of up to 50% and an average order value increase of up to 40%.

Explore the brand book

💶 European banks ramp up efforts to launch a euro stablecoin

The Qivalis project has grown to 37 banks. New participants include ABN Amro, Rabobank, Intesa Sanpaolo, and other major European institutions. By number of members, this is now the largest banking consortium in Europe focused on blockchain infrastructure.

The main goal is the integration of a euro stablecoin into existing banking infrastructure. Consortium members see it as a tool for cross-border payments and faster settlement between financial institutions.

The stablecoin market remains dominated by dollar-pegged assets. The ECB warns that this strengthens the US dollar’s role in global payments and reinforces its position in international financial flows. Europe is trying to reduce this dependence and develop its own alternatives.

Qivalis has already applied for a license from the Dutch central bank.

💵 USDT vs USDD: what is the difference and which one to use for payments

Both are dollar-pegged stablecoins but they work differently.

USDT is issued by Tether and backed by reserves. It remains the most widely used stablecoin for payments, trading, and business settlements.

USDD is developed within the Tron ecosystem and relies on an algorithmic model with crypto collateral. It is more commonly used in DeFi.

Key differences:

➡️ USDT: centralised, high liquidity, minimal price fluctuations
➡️ USDD: decentralised, algorithmic stability, more sensitive to market conditions

For businesses, both coins offer fast cross-border settlements, low transaction fees, and minimal volatility compared to traditional crypto. CryptoCloud supports both USDT and USDD, along with other popular cryptocurrencies. Fees start from 0.4%.

Read the full comparison

☁️ CryptoCloud modules for popular CMS

CryptoCloud supports ready-made integration modules for popular CMS platforms and services:

WooCommerce, OpenCart, Tilda, GetCourse, XenForo, WHMCS, PrestaShop, Drupal, and more

No codding skills requaired, just install the plagin and adjust a few settings to start accepting crypto payments.

The list of supported CMS is constantly growing. If your project runs on a different platform, integration via API or HTML widget is also available.

➡️ Learn more about integration modules

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Tether and Georgia are launching new national stablecoin backed by the Lari

Tether has announced GELT, a stablecoin pegged to the Georgian Lari, developed in partnership with the Georgian government and the National Bank of Georgia. It is planned to use the token for payments, cross-border transfers and settlements.

Georgia is among the first countries to give its national currency a blockchain-based form, with stablecoin rules aligned with standards from the US, EU, Singapore, and the UK.

For Tether, it is a step into state-linked financial infrastructure. For Georgia, a move toward becoming a regional hub for digital finance.

💎 WalletConnect: what it is and why it matters

WalletConnect is a protocol that securely connects crypto wallets to decentralized apps. Users simply scan a QR code or open a link, and the connection is established without sharing private keys or personal data.

The protocol is supported by dozens of popular wallets, including MetaMask, SafePal, Ledger, and others.

CryptoCloud supports payments via WalletConnect. Customers scan the QR code on the payment page and confirm the transaction in their wallet, making payments faster, improving conversion rates, and helping merchants reach a wider crypto audience.

🌐 Learn more about WalletConnect

🏦 Banks and crypto: a new model of financial interaction

A few years ago, banks and crypto were seen as opposites. Today, the boundaries are blurring: clients want to manage crypto within familiar services, regulation is getting clearer, and fintech companies are pushing banks to move faster.

Banks are already storing digital assets, adding in-app exchange, and opening accounts for crypto businesses. Among the active players: Revolut, Wirex, Ally Bank, Mercury, and JP Morgan Chase.

The choice between banks and crypto depends on your goals. Banks offer predictable returns and insurance protection, crypto offers higher potential upside and full control over assets.

Start accepting crypto payments through CryptoCloud quickly and for free.

🇺🇸 Trump claims he saved the crypto industry

In a Truth Social post, Donald Trump wrote that he protected American crypto from near-destruction by former SEC chair Gary Gensler and what he called an "army of crypto haters." He declared America the crypto capital of the world and promised to build a structure for digital asset markets that no opponent can dismantle.

The statement came as doubts grow over the CLARITY Act, a bill that would establish the first comprehensive crypto market rules in the US.

CryptoCloud supports TRUMP coin payments. Connect the token and start accepting payments today.

❤️ Top 5 TRC20 wallets in 2026

TRC20 is the token standard on the Tron network, where USDT runs with low fees and fast transaction speeds. Choosing the right wallet makes a real difference.

TronLink — the best option for active use on the Tron network. Supports TRX, USDT TRC20, dApps, and staking. Available as a mobile app and browser extension.

Trust Wallet — a multi-asset wallet for those who store different coins in one place: USDT, TRX, BTC, ETH, and more. Simple interface and full control over the seed phrase.

MetaMask — a familiar choice for EVM users. In 2026, it received native Tron support, including TRX and TRC20 tokens.

Ledger — a hardware wallet for long-term storage of larger amounts. Maximum security, but less convenient for frequent transfers.

❗️ We are moving to a new brand — we are now Trybit.

This is a planned step driven by the platform's growth. Over the years our user and partner base has expanded significantly, and we are scaling internationally. Under the new brand, we plan to actively develop new products beyond crypto acquiring. The new name is short, tech-forward, and recognizable to a global audience.

For existing users, nothing critical has changed: all data, settings, and integrations are fully preserved. Your dashboard is now at app.trybit.com.

If you are using an API integration, we recommend updating your endpoint domain to trybit.com. The previous version remains operational, but migrating is advised to avoid potential disruptions down the line. Documentation is at docs.trybit.com.

➡️ Read more about the rebrand

❗️ DEX tokens: which projects stand out

DEX platforms are no longer a niche tool. In 2025, trading volume on decentralised derivatives exchanges approached $7.9 trillion, and interest in platform tokens continues to grow.

A DEX token is not just a coin tied to an exchange. Depending on the project, it provides governance rights, staking rewards, fee discounts, or a share of platform revenue.

The most notable tokens on the market right now:

➖HYPE (Hyperliquid) — perp DEX with its own L1 infrastructure
➖UNI (Uniswap) — one of the key benchmarks for the entire DeFi sector
➖JUP (Jupiter) — a major liquidity aggregator on Solana
➖CAKE (PancakeSwap) — DEX with a large user base on BNB Chain
➖CRV (Curve) — focused on stablecoin swaps and liquidity management
➖ASTER, EDGE, LIT — emerging projects in the perpetuals segment

When evaluating a token, look beyond the price. Trading volume, the token's role within the ecosystem, tokenomics, and competition all matter.

❗️ Crypto liquidity: what it is and why it matters

Liquidity is how easily an asset can be bought or sold without significantly changing its price. The higher the liquidity, the faster transactions are executed and the more stable the price stays, even during large trading volumes.

Several factors affect liquidity: trading volume on exchanges, listings on major platforms, project reputation, and the number of available trading pairs.

Why it matters:

➖ for traders — positions can be opened and closed quickly without losing value on the spread
➖ for investors — liquid assets are easier to exit at the right moment
➖ for businesses — choosing liquid currencies reduces volatility risks when accepting crypto payments

🌐 Read more about crypto liquidity

❗️ Trybit: find the best crypto exchange rate from verified operators

Trybit aggregates offers from reliable exchangers and displays them in one place. Choose a pair, compare rates, and send your crypto — no registration, no extra steps needed. Over 1000 pairs are available, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, and more than 50 altcoins.

Why exchange on Trybit:

💜 Fast Money Transfers. Funds arrive to your wallet within minutes.
💜 Over 1000 pairs. A wide selection of currencies and networks for any need.
💜 Choice of operator. Compare offers and pick the most favourable rate.
💜 Secure transactions. Only verified partners, guaranteeing successful operations.

The process takes three steps: select a currency pair and amount, enter your wallet address, send the crypto to the operator.

➡️ Know more about crypto exchange

🤑 Rare physical BTC coin was sold for $1.78M

An anonymous holder recently redeemed a 25 BTC physical Casascius coin, 15 years after its release. At current prices, the redemption netted over $1.78 million.

Casascius coins were created in 2011 by software engineer Mike Caldwell. They were launched in denominations of 0.5, 1, 5, 10, 25, 100, and 1,000 BTC. Each coin has a Bitcoin address printed on the outside and a security hologram on the back concealing the private key. To redeem it, the holder peels off the hologram and retrieves the key.

According to Casascius tracker, 27, 916 coins and bars were made in total, with 10, 479 already cashed in. The overall value of the coins created is now worth up to $6.2 billion at current BTC prices.

⚡️ Proven Ways to Speed Up a Bitcoin Transaction

When the network is congested, transactions go into the mempool, a queue of unconfirmed operations. Miners prioritise transactions with higher fees, so the lower your fee, the longer the wait.

Five ways to speed up a transaction:

➖ Increase the fee — the simplest option. Most wallets allow you to adjust it manually.
➖ RBF (Replace-by-fee) — replaces an unconfirmed transaction with a new one at a higher fee. Supported by Electrum, Exodus, Trezor, and others.
➖ CPFP (Child Pays for Parent) — creates a new transaction with a high fee based on the unconfirmed one. The miner confirms both at once.
➖ Increase payment priority — avoid small amounts with standard fees, use digital signatures, and send through trusted servers.
➖ Transaction accelerators — external services that push your transaction through the mempool. Both free and paid options are available.

The higher the network load, the more important it is to calculate the right fee before sending.

ℹ️ Read more about speeding up Bitcoin transactions

❗️ What to do if an invoice is partially paid

Partial payment usually occurs when the customer does not account for wallet or blockchain network fees and less than the required amount is received.

How to resolve this:

The customer can pay the remaining amount. The system will automatically calculate the shortfall and display it on the invoice page.

The merchant can also confirm the invoice manually through the dashboard. To do so, go to the Payments section, find the invoice using the search, open it, and click the Confirm button.

In the project settings, you can set an allowed payment tolerance in advance, and the invoice will be confirmed automatically. For example, if the allowed deviation is $1, a $10 invoice will be confirmed even if the customer sends only $9.50.

➡️ Learn more in Trybit documentation

🔵 Blockchain network fees: what they are and how they work

A network fee is a mandatory charge for every cryptocurrency transaction. It serves two purposes: it rewards miners for confirming transactions and protects the network from spam attacks.

The fee does not depend on the transfer amount. It depends on the transaction's size in bytes and current network congestion. The higher the fee, the faster miners will include the transaction in a block.

What affects the fee size:

➖ network congestion — more transactions in the queue means higher competition for block space transaction
➖ complexity — multi-signature and multiple inputs increase the transaction weight
➖ urgency — faster confirmation requires a higher fee

You can reduce costs by transacting during low-activity periods or adjusting the fee manually in your wallet. Network load can be monitored in real time via special services.

➡️ Learn more about blockchain network fees

💵 Static Wallets: one adress for every payment

A static wallet is a permamnet adress for acceptng cryptocurrency payments.

Customer sends any ammount by adress or QR-code, funds are credited to their balance automatically and fees are deducted without manual handling. You receive a postback-notification anf keep full visibility over every transaction.

Ideal for IGaming, subscription services and any platform built around user balances. Available through the dashboard or API.

➖ Learn more in Trybit knowledge base

💰 How to reduce acquiring fees

Bank acquiring is expensive, and international payments make the cost even more noticeable.

To reduce bank acquiring expenses, it is worth reviewing the contract for hidden fees, disabling unnecessary options, and joining the loyalty program.

At the same time, blockchain fees are generally lower and do not depend on the buyer's location. No chargebacks, simple verification, and fees can be passed on to the buyer.

Trybit supports Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, and over 40 other cryptocurrencies with fees starting from 0.4%. Integration is available via API, HTML widget, or ready-made modules for WooCommerce, Tilda, and other CMS platforms. Registration and setup are free.

➡️ Learn more about reducing acquiring costs