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To pay someone in crypto you normally need their wallet address, the network, their country, their date of birth.
Payout Links need one thing: their email address.
They supply the rest themselves, on a wallet they choose.
Live now: coingate.com/blog/post/intro…
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Until this week, accepting crypto deposits worked one way: new invoice, new address, every single time. Now there's a second way.
A payment channel is a permanent blockchain deposit address tied to one client. They deposit whenever they need to, with no checkout and no expiry. Every deposit is detected, attributed to the right client, and settled the way you choose: keep the crypto or auto-convert to EUR, USD, or GBP.
No more invoices, expired addresses, no reconciliation spreadsheets quietly growing in someone's downloads folder.
If your business receives repeated deposits from the same clients (ad networks, marketplaces, SaaS, hosting, proxy services), this removes an entire category of work.
Channels are enabled on request while we scale access. The announcement covers how it works and how to get started. coingate.com/blog/post/intro…
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For years, BTC was the most-used payment asset at our checkout. In H1 2026, that changed.
Our new data report is out, covering 782,403 crypto payments processed between January and June. The short version: stablecoins moved to the front.
A few numbers that stood out:
USDC finished the half at 22.1%, overtaking BTC at 21.0% as the most-used payment asset. Its share more than doubled in a year, from 9.3% to 22.1%.
75.4% of orders were settled to fiat, and the crypto-settled share has now fallen for three halves in a row. Merchants want predictable cash flow and clean books.
93.2% of payouts ran through the API, up from 83.3% a year earlier. Manual payouts are quietly disappearing.
Volume grew 21.4% year over year with no single spike. Crypto payments are behaving less like a campaign and more like infrastructure.
The full report covers asset mix, settlement, networks, geography, and a practical checklist for your own setup. Find it in the comment section.
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Read the full report here: coingate.com/blog/post/crypt…
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We thought about it and today we're dropping bitcoin-cash:native from our supported currencies because nobody uses it and it's a burden to maintain.
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Do you have any usage stats? Your 2025 report doesn't mention it at all so was BCH really the lowest volume coin on your list?
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Would love to hear usage numbers you have vs what you’d need to continue. BCH is one of the most used cryptos out there in real world merchants and shops. Would love to be able to stay a customer of yours.
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As you can see in the original post, they apparently plan to.
And after receiving an overwhelmingly negative response, their best thinking is to spitefully double down and guarantee they lose customers and look like ideological morons in public. 😂
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"Nobody uses BCH"
>delists BCH bc it's "hard to maintain" (?????)
>gets ratioed by half the comments
>alienates paying customers by LARPing as the Wendy's twitter account
So edgy, so cool. Much professionalism. Wow!
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CoinGate is not a serious business.
And if you thought they may be more professional in private business dealings than their childish public posts, well, from personal experience, you'd be wrong.
We thought about it and today we're dropping bitcoin-cash:native from our supported currencies because nobody uses it and it's a burden to maintain.
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Right, and what is the overwhelming support burden you're suffering for those orders?
Is it not just folding to the barest bit of bullying to virtue signal how compliant with salty BTC guys you are?
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Is it possible to reply with usage metrics of what you currently have? Because I don’t know what you are talking about when you say nobody uses BCH, look at @_paytaca_ map there are so many merchants that are actively using it every day. Even if it’s mainly P2P that doesn’t mean it’s not used for payments. What KPI metrics do you need for your BCH customers who would like to continue using your services with BCH?
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EURC (Euro Coin) stablecoin is now live on CoinGate.
You can use it across the full flow: payments, payouts, refunds, deposits and currency conversion.
For now it runs on the Ethereum network.
Here's why it matters. Most European businesses that accept stablecoins end up holding dollars. Nothing wrong with that... until you need to pay euro invoices, euro salaries, euro taxes, and the EUR/USD rate gets a say in how much you actually keep.
EURC fixes that. If your books are in euros, your stablecoin can be too. Your euros stay euros, from the moment a customer pays to the moment you put the funds to work.
Thinking it's time your settlements spoke the same language as your accounting? Start with us.
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Billing the same customer every week or month? You no longer have to send the same invoice manually, again and again.
We just shipped recurring billing.
Set a frequency (weekly or monthly), pick a start date, and optionally define an end date. We handle the rest. Invoices are generated on schedule and emailed to your customer automatically.
Learn more: coingate.com/blog/post/insta…
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