New features in Payment Requests!
We've introduced new Payment Requests features for CryptoProcessing merchants served by our US and Canadian entities, offering more flexibility when requesting and receiving payments.
The new features include:
💳 Fee Distribution - customers cover the processing fee, so businesses receive the exact amount requested.
☑ Accept Underpayments - set a tolerance for small underpayments and avoid failed payments caused by minor differences.
⚙️ Configure available currencies for payment - choose which currencies and networks your customers can pay with. Accept payments in any supported currency by default, or customise your setup to accept only stablecoins or disable specific currencies and networks.
Customers pay at a locked rate, while our clients get real-time payment status and instant confirmation.
How Payment Requests work:
1. Create a payment request by setting the amount in your preferred settlement currency (e.g. €100 or $2,500), fee distribution and expiration time.
2. Configure which cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and networks your customers can use to pay.
3. Share a payment link or QR code with your customer.
4. Your customer pays using any of the supported payment currencies enabled for your account.
One request. Simple payments. Faster checkout.
Thank you for welcoming people with crypto.
A closer look at SBC Summit Lisbon.
Three days in Lisbon, filled with meaningful conversations, familiar faces and new perspectives.
From 29 September to 1 October, our team joined SBC Summit 2026 to connect with existing clients, meet industry peers and share practical insights into stablecoin payments in iGaming.
For us, events like this are a valuable opportunity to meet our clients in person, better understand their business needs, discuss current challenges and exchange ideas beyond on-going online communication.
On 29 September, we also hosted an exclusive evening for our Membership Club, bringing clients and community members together in a more relaxed setting. More on that soon!
Watch the video as Max Krupyshev, our Executive Leader, takes you through the highlights of our time in Lisbon. 🎥
Thank you to everyone who met with us and made these days meaningful. And thank you for welcoming people with crypto 💚
Safety first. Ready for what’s next.
Last weekend, our CryptoProcessing team joined the TES Affiliate Conference in Prague.
We met with our clients, shared practical insights on crypto payments and security, and discussed how businesses can navigate the changing market landscape.
It was great to see so many familiar faces, catch up in person and exchange ideas on what’s next.
Thank you to everyone who joined us.
Next stop is Lisbon. See you at the SBC Summit! 💚
We’re heading to the TES Affiliate Conference in Prague, 25–28 September. CryptoProcessing team will catch up with the clients and partners for sharing practical insights on crypto payments and security, this is another opportunity to exchange knowledge and stay close to the industry.
You’ll find us in two formats:
📍 Meet Market — Table #97
25 September
📍 Platinum Lounge — P4
26–27 September
See you at TES Affiliate Conference, Prague.
68% of analysed forex brokers already accept cryptocurrency.
This insight was shared by Natalia O’Keeffe, Sales Executive at CryptoProcessing, during our educational session at The HUB last week.
Together with the Paphos and Limassol fintech and crypto community, we spent the evening discussing how stablecoins are changing forex payments and settlements, with great views, an open atmosphere, and plenty of engaging discussion.
We’re happy to support initiatives that bring the community together and create space for knowledge sharing.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, people with crypto are amazing. And we’ll see you at our Crypto people meeting point, open until the end of 2026.
Stay tuned 🚀
The team is ready to pack its bags. Lisbon, we’re coming soon. 👋
From 29 September to 1 October, the CryptoProcessing by Coinspaid team will be at SBC Summit 2026 in Lisbon.
We’ll be there for an educational session, industry discussions and meetings with our existing clients and partners.
We’ll discuss stablecoin payments in gaming and share insights from our experience, explore current industry challenges and exchange views on where payments are heading next.
And there’s more.
On the evening of 29 September, we’ll be bringing together members of our Exclusive Membership Club for a private evening with clients and the community - a chance to step away from the conference floor, catch up in person and continue the conversations in a more relaxed setting.
📍 Lisbon, Portugal
📅 29 September – 1 October 2026
📌 Booth A236
🥂 Exclusive Membership Club evening - 29 September (please connect with the team if you'd like to join)
See you in Lisbon!
For us, it was an incredible feeling to see CryptoProcessing by Coinspaid right there on this legendary helmet, supporting our ambassador Fernando and being part of this story alongside him and his father.
Two generations. One passion. A legacy that lives on. 💚🏁
With Fernando racing on the same track during the same weekend, it became a truly special Barrichello family moment. Two generations, one track, connected by the same passion for racing.
And then came the moment that made it even more special. Rubens returned to Monza in the legendary Ferrari F2002, wearing his son’s helmet. The timing was meaningful too. Ferrari’s tribute to Michael Schumacher marked 30 years since he joined the team, bringing the memories of that era back to Monza. Rubens was Schumacher’s Ferrari teammate, and together they shared some of the most memorable years in the team’s history.
Some helmets carry a story. 🏎️
This weekend at Monza, ourambassador Fernando Barrichello was racing on the same track where his father, Rubens, made history, winning the Italian Grand Prix three times, in 2002, 2004 and 2009.
Fernando created a very personal helmet for the weekend, bringing his own colors together with Rubens’ iconic design. It was his way of celebrating the person he has always looked up to and the racing legacy he grew up with.







