Crypto Payment Gateway
Any wallet. One stablecoin.
Customers pay in the crypto they hold, with no extra steps. You get the stablecoin you choose, in your own wallet.
Every extra step loses a sale.
Your customers hold USDT on one chain, USDC on another, ETH or SOL on a third. Most checkouts make them switch networks, then hold your revenue and pay you later.
Three steps to your first payment.
Choose your @handle
Sign in to Moove Business and pick your business’s @handle. It becomes your payment page, ready for any supported wallet.Choose how you’re paid
Pick your settlement token, like USDC on Solana. Every payment converts into it on the way in, whatever your customer sends.Share a link, or use the API
Send a payment link for any amount, put your page in your bio, or create links from your own checkout with the Moove API.
Every payment, accounted for.
Lands in your wallet
Payments settle straight into a wallet you control and show in Transactions as they land. No balance held for you, no payout to wait for.The exact amount, every time
Price a link in your settlement token, and that is what lands. If your customer pays in another token, the 0.02% conversion is on their side.Know when it’s paid
Get a signed webhook when a payment settles and when a link completes, then fulfil the order. No polling.No setup, monthly or payout fees.
You receive the full price of every link. Network fees never go to Moove.- Same token, same network
- Free
- Across tokens or networks
- 0.02%
- On a payment link
- Your customer pays the fee
Moove vs a crypto processor.
| Moove vs a crypto processor. | Moove | Typical crypto processor |
|---|---|---|
| Where payments land | Moove: In a wallet you control | Typical crypto processor: A processor balance, until you withdraw |
| What you’re paid in | Moove: The token and chain you choose | Typical crypto processor: Often whatever the customer sent |
| Fee per payment | Moove: Free in the same token, 0.02% across tokens | Typical crypto processor: A percentage of every payment |
| Monthly fees | Moove: None | Typical crypto processor: Often, on higher plans |
| What your customer needs | Moove: Any supported wallet | Typical crypto processor: Sometimes an account with the processor |
Frequently asked questions.
What is a crypto payment gateway?
A crypto payment gateway lets a business accept cryptocurrency for what it sells. With Moove you get a payment page at your @handle, payment links for set amounts, and an API for your own checkout, so you don’t need a website to start. Customers pay in the token they hold, and each payment reaches your wallet as your settlement token.
Which cryptocurrencies can my customers pay with?
Any of the 16,000+ tokens Moove supports across 30+ blockchain networks, from stablecoins like USDC and USDT to ETH and SOL. The conversion runs inside the payment, so you always receive your settlement token. The Moove docs list every supported chain and token.
Do my customers need a Moove account?
No. On the web they connect the wallet they already use, such as MetaMask, Phantom, Base, Trust, Solflare or Backpack. Customers with the Moove App pay from Moove Wallet.
Does Moove hold my funds?
No. Moove is non-custodial: payments settle into a wallet you control, and Moove never holds your keys or your recovery phrase, so only you can move what is in it. Keep your recovery phrase offline, because it is the only way to restore your wallet.
Can I accept USDT and get paid in USDC?
Yes. Set USDC on your preferred chain as your settlement token. When a customer pays in USDT, the swap, and a bridge if they hold it on another chain, runs inside their payment, and USDC lands in your wallet. On a payment link, the 0.02% fee for that conversion is on the customer’s side.
Can customers pay by card as well?
Yes, with fiat payment links. Switch on Visa and Mastercard in your Moove Business settings, price a link in a card currency (Australian or Hong Kong dollars today), and customers can pay it by card or from a crypto wallet. Card payments settle in USDC on Solana.
