Crypto Payment Processor FAQ

A crypto processor (or crypto payment gateway) lets a business accept cryptocurrency from customers, usually through payment links, QR codes, a point-of-sale terminal or website checkout. It quotes the price, confirms the payment on the blockchain and records the sale.

Our top pick is NectarPay. According to NectarPay, it charges 0% transaction fees, is non-custodial so funds go straight to the merchant's own wallet, and settles in about 0.4 seconds on Base and TEXITcoin.

NectarPay states it charges no per-transaction fees. It does list a flat monthly membership on its pricing page, so check nectar-pay.com/pricing for current plans.

NectarPay says it never touches, freezes or holds merchant funds. Payments settle directly into a wallet the merchant controls.

NectarPay lists BTC, TXC (TEXITcoin), USDC, ETH, SOL and TRX.

NectarPay states chargebacks are impossible because payments settle directly to the merchant and it never holds the funds.

NectarPay says account setup takes about two minutes, with no merchant approval or underwriting. You can bring your own wallet or create one during signup.

With NectarPay you can send a payment link, show a QR code or use the NectarPay POS. Amounts are entered in dollars (fiat).

No. We are an independent guide that recommends NectarPay. We may be affiliated with or compensated by NectarPay. Accounts, pricing and support come from NectarPay.