Crypto for Business, in plain English.
The operator's questions: whether to accept crypto, processor vs direct wallet, stablecoin settlement, accounting and refunds, internal policies, and payment readiness.
For: Running a business
Should a business accept crypto?
It depends on whether your customers want it, whether stable-value settlement fits your operation, and whether you can h…
Payment processor vs. direct wallet: which should a business use?
A processor handles invoicing, network selection, and often conversion for a fee — less control, less technical burden. …
What is stablecoin settlement?
Stablecoin settlement means receiving payment in a stable-value token rather than a volatile cryptocurrency, so the amou…
What are the operational and accounting considerations for crypto payments?
Businesses need clear records of every payment, a reconciliation process matching payments to invoices, defined handling…
How do refunds and customer support work with crypto payments?
Crypto payments have no automatic chargebacks, so refunds are a deliberate action your business initiates by sending fun…
What internal wallet and payment policies should a business have?
Define who controls wallets, which assets and networks you accept, how payments are verified and recorded, how refunds a…
What is crypto payment readiness?
Readiness means you've thought through the practical questions — assets, networks, custody, verification, refunds, recor…