You can accept crypto payments on your website in five ways: API, payment widget, CMS plugin, payment link or recurring payments. With a developer, the API fits; without one, choose a widget, plugin or link. The company review takes 1–3 business days, and fees are 0.9% → 0.7% depending on monthly volume. Businesses only, AML/KYB checks.
Which method to choose
- APIBest forWebsites, apps or platforms where payment is part of the orderDeveloper workIntegration with the docs: payments and webhooksTime to go live1–2 days of developer time after the company reviewNot a fit ifNo developer — choose the widget, a plugin or a link
- Payment widgetBest forSites on a builder or custom code, no complex integrationDeveloper workNone: add the ready-made code to your pageTime to go liveAs little as 1 business day after the company reviewNot a fit ifYou need cart and order sync — choose a plugin or the API
- CMS pluginsBest forSites on WordPress/WooCommerce, Tilda, OpenCart and other listed CMSDeveloper workNone: install the plugin in your CMS admin by the guideTime to go liveAs little as 1 business day after the company reviewNot a fit ifYour CMS isn't on the list — choose the API or the widget
- Payment linkBest forSales without a website, invoices sent by email or messengerDeveloper workNone: create the link in your dashboardTime to go liveRight after the company reviewNot a fit ifMany orders on your website — choose the widget, a plugin or the API
- Recurring paymentsBest forSubscriptions and services paid on a schedule: daily, weekly, monthlyDeveloper workNeeded: amount and schedule are set via the APITime to go liveAs little as 1 business day after the company reviewNot a fit ifNo developer — send payment links manually
Get connected in 4 steps: from request to first payment
- 01
Click “Discuss terms” to send a request to a manager, or “Open an account” to register your company.
- 02
Pass the company review (KYB): it takes 1–3 business days. The document list is on the Registration & compliance page.
- 03
Choose your method in the dashboard: API, widget code, a CMS plugin or a payment link.
- 04
Take your first payment: the customer pays in crypto and you see the payment status in your dashboard.
FAQ
How do I accept crypto payments on my website?
You can accept crypto payments on your website in five ways: API, payment widget, CMS plugin, payment link or recurring payments. If you have a developer, the API fits; if not, choose the widget, a plugin or a link.Link to this question
How long does it take to get connected?
Getting connected starts with the company review (KYB), which takes 1–3 business days. Then it depends on the method: a payment link is ready right after the review, a widget or plugin can go live in as little as 1 business day after the company review, and API integration takes 1–2 days of developer time.Link to this question
What are the fees?
Cryptadium fees are 0.9% → 0.7%: the rate depends on your monthly volume, and over $1M it's custom. Setup, maintenance and withdrawals carry a 0% Cryptadium fee. See the exact rates on the Pricing page.Link to this question
Do you work with individuals?
No, we don't work with individuals: Cryptadium is for businesses only. Every company passes AML/KYB checks before going live.Link to this question
What should I choose if I don't have a developer?
If you don't have a developer, choose the payment widget, a CMS plugin or a payment link. The widget is ready-made code for your page, the plugin installs in your CMS admin, and a link is created in your dashboard and works even without a website.Link to this question
Can I accept crypto payments without a website?
Yes, you can accept crypto payments without a website using a payment link. Create it in your dashboard, set the amount and description, and send it to your customer by email or messenger. One link can be paid many times.Link to this question
What documents are needed for the company review?
The documents for the company review (KYB) are listed on the Registration & compliance page, along with who we don't onboard. The review takes 1–3 business days.Link to this question
How do I know a customer has paid?
You can see that a customer has paid in your dashboard, which shows the status of every payment. With the API, statuses reach your system by webhooks, and the widget sends payment status notifications.Link to this question