Accepting Cryptocurrency: Practical Guides
How to accept payments, what network fees really are, and where your keys live. Written from the experience of running our own gateway: production numbers instead of retellings, and the downsides of every approach stated honestly.
How to Accept USDT TRC20 on Your Website: Step-by-Step
Three approaches with their honest downsides, a one-evening API integration, TRON fees and energy in plain words.
Payouts · RUCrypto Payouts via API: Automation for an Exchanger
Idempotency against double-sends, limits as insurance against a stolen key, failure codes explained. Russian for now — translation coming.
Bitcoin · RUHow to Accept Bitcoin on Your Website
A fresh address per invoice, confirmations and reorgs, underpayments — and why zero-conf is not money. Russian for now.
Access · RUAccepting Crypto Without KYC: How It Works
What no-KYC is and is not, why a legitimate business wants it, and where the limits are. Russian for now.
TRON · RUWhat TRON Energy Is and Why USDT Transfers Cost Money
Energy, bandwidth, renting versus burning — with our gateway's production numbers. Russian for now.
Keys · RUCustodial vs Non-Custodial Gateway: Who Holds Your Seed
Three key-custody models, a one-question test for any service, and a funds-recovery walkthrough. Russian for now.
Telegram · RUCrypto Payments in Telegram: an Invoice in Any Chat
Inline invoices with no website and no code, a dashboard inside the bot, and when to switch to the API. Russian for now.
Fees · RUBTC, LTC and TRON Network Fees: Who Pays for What
A fee map for receiving and payouts, sat/vByte and dust, TRON's resource meter — and how not to overpay. Russian for now.
New guides ship weekly. The technical API reference lives in the documentation.