Cryptomus + Tranzify

What the integration covers

Cryptomus is listed in the catalogue as a crypto provider with two methods, USDT and USDC, for payers in the United Kingdom, Germany and Brazil, with USDT and USDC as the currencies. The operations are pay-in and payout: the checkout shows the payment details, the payer sends the stablecoins from a wallet, Cryptomus confirms the payment once the network does and converts and settles the funds to the client under its own terms, and payouts go out through Cryptomus in the same currencies. Refunds and recurring charges are not part of this integration. The status is on request: the integration is built when a client asks for it, tested against the Cryptomus sandbox and handed over with the client’s own credentials.

How a client enables it

The client, a licensed PSP or fintech, opens its account with Cryptomus under its own contract; Cryptomus settles the funds to the client, and Tranzify never holds crypto or fiat. The credentials go into the terminal settings in the Tranzify back office, and routing rules decide which payments go to Cryptomus, by currency, amount, merchant or weight, and cascade them with the other USDT and USDC providers of the catalogue, such as NOWPayments and Binance Pay. Tranzify verifies every Cryptomus callback before it changes a payment’s status, journals every payment, callback and retry, and calls the client’s webhook with the result.