⚡ CryptAPI ⚡ Payment Gateway 🔥 ERC20 / TRC20 / BEP20 / Polygon supported 🔥

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

CryptAPI is a multi-address, multi-cryptocurrency payment processor, with support for the most used cryptocurrencies.

CryptAPI supports payments in many cryptocurrencies and ERC-20, TRC-20, BEP-20, Polygon tokens, directly to your crypto wallet, without any sign-ups, API keys or lengthy processes.

All you need is to provide your crypto address.  

Since 2018, your reliable payments provider  

Features

• Multi-address payments
• Multi-currency Integration
• No setup or monthly fees
• Lowest Fees & No Hidden Costs
• Security
• Privacy-oriented
• No Registrations
• Easy Integration
• No Polling Required
• Only wallet address necessary to start getting paid

Full List of Supported Cryptocurrencies & Tokens here

Can't find your favorite token or want to list your own? Message us on Telegram

At CryptAPI, our fees are completely straight-forward with no hidden costs, and all funds are sent immediately to your own wallet!


All our fees and minimums for each currency can be checked at our Pricing page
Our base fee starts at 1%, but can go down to 0.25% based on 30-day aggregated volumes  

For more info you can check our documentation or contact us directly via our live chat or Discord server.

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[xbtx]

I might be interested in using this on a service I'm developing, but I was also looking to provide users with the option to pay with Bitcoin Cash. Do you have plans to support BCH?

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

yes, we are looking to integrate Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash in the near future, we expect to have it done within a couple of weeks

[Enre]

Where's the list of fees?
Checked clicked the link but it just brought me to your documentation

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

Where's the list of fees?
Checked clicked the link but it just brought me to your documentation

Once you are on DOC page, just click on "GET /btc/create Create a new BTC address to receive payments""

Each coin has different fees..,

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

Where's the list of fees?
Checked clicked the link but it just brought me to your documentation

Here is the full fee formulas with the "minimum amounts" needed to process a payment, for all the coins we support so far (updated on 1st May 2018):

Coin		Minimum Amount	Fee
Bitcoin		0.0005 BTC	max(0.0002, 0.01 * amount)
Ethereum		0.001 Ether	max(0.0005, 0.01 * amount)
IOTA		0.5 MIOTA	max(0.25, 0.01 * amount)

(example: bitcoin fee is 1% or 0.0002 bitcoins, whichever is greater)

To check the updated "fees" and "minimum amounts", please always check our DOC page and click on "GET" buttons, as show below:

[xbtx]

Let's say I want to charge 100 Euro and I want to receive in Ethereum, is there an easy way to convert that into eth? Does the API allow me to do that?

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

Let's say I want to charge 100 Euro and I want to receive in Ethereum, is there an easy way to convert that into eth? Does the API allow me to do that?

When you make a request to create a new payment address you don't specify the amount, the API will forward any amount received (equal or above the minimum) on that address to you.

If you want to request an amount in Euro (or any other FIAT currency) the best way is to use a free price ticker API to get the current price and then do some simple math.

For instance, you can use the Coinmarketcap API: https://api.coinmarketcap.com/v2/ticker/1027/?convert=EUR

get the price (675€) and just do: 100€ (the amount you want) / 675€ = 0.148148148148 eth

Save that amount on your database (along with the invoice) and then tell the user to send that amount to the address.

Then, on your callback logic, just check if the amount sent is 148148148148000000 (0.148148148148 in Wei), and, if so, validate the user's purchase.

Keep in mind that, on the callback request, we send the values in the smallest units of the coin to make it easier, so the values will be sent in Satoshi, Wei and IOTA, not in Bitcoin, Ether or Miota.

Also, beware that those price ticker APIs may have request limits, the Coinmarketcap one shown above asks that you do not make more than 10 requests a minute, which may be not enough if you have high demand. In that case you can create your own price cache, where you poll the API for prices every 5 minutes or so and update the prices on your database. When making a request just check the latest price for that coin on your database.

[xbtx]

Thank you for the thorough response! I will use this on my project.

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

Great! You will see it is very easy!

However, we are always here to help and to reply to any question

 

[felicita]

looks interesting but is it only possible to accept payments or also posible to send payments with this api ?

regards

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

looks interesting but is it only possible to accept payments or also posible to send payments with this api ?

regards

Do you mean to use the money collected to pay somebody (as a wallet)?

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) now supported!

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) support was one of the most requested features to add on our service and we heard you!

As of today Bitcoin Cash is available for you to use, the API is identical to Bitcoin (and the other coins we support), the interactive documentation can be seen here: https://cryptapi.io/docs/#/Bitcoin_Cash/bchcreate

Any issues or bugs you may find, as well as suggestions, please let us know through our Twitter or the contact form and we'll deal with it ASAP.

Uncertain if you should support Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash on your service?
We have the answer: why not both?

Stay tuned for more updates as we will introduce support for more coins in the very near future, we are working on implementing and testing Litecoin (LTC), which should be available before the weekend!

Also, due to the systems shortage earlier this week, we decided to wave our fees on Bitcoin API until May 18th, so feel "free" to use it as much as you want!

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

Litecoin (LTC) now supported!

Litecoin (LTC) support was also one of the most requested features to add on our service and we heard you!

As of today Litecoin is available for you to use, the API is identical to Bitcoin (and the other coins we support), the interactive documentation can be seen here: https://cryptapi.io/docs/#/Litecoin

Any issues or bugs you may find, as well as suggestions, please let us know through our Twitter or the contact form and we'll deal with it ASAP.

Uncertain if you should support Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, IOTA or Litecoin on your service?
We have the answer: why not ALL of them? 

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

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[CryptAPI-MKTG]

NEW COINS ADDED!

The coins managed by CryptAPI at the moment are:

- Bitcoin
- Bitcoin Cash
- Litecoin
- Ethereum
- Monero
- IOTA

...and the list is growing! 

KNOW MORE BY VISITING OUR MAIN WEBSITE!

https://cryptapi.io/

Our support service is available 24/7, even with the chat you find one the website!

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

OP updated with latest informations.

Got any questions?
Feel free to message us or chat with us via the live chat on our website, a member of our support team will be glad to help you out!

[shaw1]

OP updated with latest informations.

Got any questions?
Feel free to message us or chat with us via the live chat on our website, a member of our support team will be glad to help you out!

My question is the same as Felicita's.

Will you be adding a method for sending funds, rather than just receiving?
It would add a level of complexity, but it would make things much more functional for a lot of people.

As it is, your service can only be used for merchant tools. I've used payment providers as micro wallets before though, and as such, cannot currently use your service.

Apart from that, your service looks quite sharp, and professional.
Just think about my suggestion.

[CryptAPI-MKTG]

My question is the same as Felicita's.

Will you be adding a method for sending funds, rather than just receiving?
It would add a level of complexity, but it would make things much more functional for a lot of people.

As it is, your service can only be used for merchant tools. I've used payment providers as micro wallets before though, and as such, cannot currently use your service.

Apart from that, your service looks quite sharp, and professional.
Just think about my suggestion.

You mean, being a wallet of sorts?