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Practical guides on accepting crypto payments — how gateways actually work, what custodial really costs you, and how to wire USDT into a Telegram bot, a WooCommerce store or your own backend.
How Does a Crypto Payment Gateway Work?
From the moment a buyer clicks pay to the moment USDT lands in your wallet — every step a crypto payment gateway takes, and which of them you should never outsource blindly.
Read How Does a Crypto Payment Gateway Work?Custodial vs Non-Custodial Crypto Payment Gateways Explained
One of these holds your money and pays you later. The other never touches it. The distinction decides your cash flow, your counterparty risk and how much paperwork you inherit.
Read Custodial vs Non-Custodial Crypto Payment Gateways ExplainedHow to Accept USDT Payments in a Telegram Bot
Telegram bots have no native crypto checkout. Here is the full pattern — create the invoice server-side, render it as a message, confirm through a webhook, and never trust a button press.
Read How to Accept USDT Payments in a Telegram BotIntegrating Crypto Payments Into WooCommerce and Shopify
Two routes into an existing store: paste an API key into a plugin, or call the API yourself. Here is which one fits, and the store-side details that decide whether it works.
Read Integrating Crypto Payments Into WooCommerce and ShopifyWhy No-KYC Crypto Payments Matter for Merchants
No-KYC is not a loophole — it is a consequence of not holding your money. Here is what it removes, what it does not, and what stays your responsibility.
Read Why No-KYC Crypto Payments Matter for MerchantsReady to accept crypto payments?
Registration and your first merchant are free — no plan to buy and no documents to upload.