01
Customers who can pay.
Some customers can't pay by card. They don't have one, or their card doesn't work for payments abroad. If they hold crypto, they now have a way to pay the merchant.
For youThat volume runs through your checkout, so you can set your own margin on it.
02
No chargebacks on crypto payments.
A crypto payment can't be reversed by the customer. The merchant can still refund.
For youNo chargebacks to fight on these payments, so your team spends less time on disputes.
03
Fewer failed payments.
When the customer connects a wallet, they only see options that can go through, with a plain reason for the rest. If they scan a QR or copy the address and send too little, they can send the rest, or the payment is refunded.
For youFewer payments that go wrong, so fewer support tickets.
04
Nothing new to manage.
One more option in the checkout it already has, from the provider it already uses. No second contract and no second provider to manage.
For youThe relationship stays with you, so you add crypto without inviting a competitor in.