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What could crypto mean for your volume?

Put in your own numbers and see the volume you could take in crypto under your own brand, and your margin on it. A scenario with your numbers, to help you decide.

From licensed merchants whose customers could pay with crypto, such as brokers, prop firms, gaming and cross-border sellers.

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How much of that volume your merchants' customers might pay in crypto, once it is offered well.

15%
For reference:

Customers who leave today: their card is declined, cards aren't accepted for this merchant, or they don't see a method they trust. Some of them can pay with crypto.

7.4%
For reference: Context: in licensed iGaming, deposits in USDT or USDC completed 70–78% of the time, cards 65–75% (Fluid, May 2026, medians, vendor data).

What you charge your merchants on top of Unter's wholesale price. You set it.

1.00%

How to read these numbers.

  1. 01
    It is a scenario, with your numbers. We don't promise a result. Your own outcome depends on your merchants, their customers and how crypto is offered.
  2. 02
    The reference shares come from the market. One forex broker reported 10 to 20% of its deposits in stablecoins in 2025, about 40% in Latin America and Southeast Asia. At 600+ casino brands that offer crypto, it carried 24.4% of bet value in Q1 2024, and about 4 points less later that year. That measures bets, not deposits. Both are vendor data.
  3. 03
    New volume is the part you don't have today. Customers who can't or won't pay by card leave. The reference for how many come back when a relevant method is added is a vendor test of methods beyond cards; crypto was not part of it. Set your own number.
  4. 04
    Crypto payments can't be charged back by the customer. The merchant can still refund.
  5. 05
    The money lands in wallets you own. You set the margin on top of Unter's wholesale price per route.
  6. 06
    We only work with licensed merchants. Count only volume from markets where crypto is allowed for that use.