Accept Ethereum Payments
Start accepting Ethereum payments from your customers with Confirmo.
Get the best of both worlds with on-chain and layer-2 networks.
Why Ethereum?
Ethereum payments, especially on their layer 2 networks, offer many advantages over transactions in state-issued currencies. Learn more before diving in.
Starting with Ethereum payments
Our tools make accepting ETH easy. Choose your preferred method, or implement them all! For our payment gateway, pass our docs to your devs.
Create your account
Customize your account
Set up a payment tool
Ethereum payment methods
Payments: API, email invoices, payment buttons, WooCommerce
Payroll: Mass Payout API
Donations: Donation button, widget or link
BTC
networks
Bitcoin, Lightning
- The first cryptocurrency, created in 2008 by the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto
- The most popular and accepted crypto asset
- With Lightning Network support it is the single most efficient way to make payments today
ETH
networks
Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism
- The first smart contract blockchain, created in 2013 by Vitalik Buterin and the Ethereum Foundation
- The most popular and respected altcoin
- Thanks to its programmability, it has become a thriving decentralized app ecosystem
USDT
networks
Ethereum, Tron, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Smart Chain
- Since its creation in 2014 by Tether, the first widely-used stablecoin greatly contributed to crypto usability
- Thanks to its stable 1:1 exchange rate with USD, it enables familiar payments using blockchain tech
USDC
networks
Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Smart Chain
- Circle’s USD multichain stablecoin is popular among users of decentralized finance (DeFi)
- Backed 1:1 by USD reserves, USDC is regularly audited and fully transparent about its integrity
SOL
networks
Solana
- A next-gen blockchain created in 2020 by Solana Labs
- Super-efficient L1 network with a booming developer ecosystem and real-world use cases
- Environmentally friendly and enterprise-ready, Solana aims to become a global payment rails
POL
networks
Polygon
- A scaling solution to Ethereum created in 2017, Polygon is now a popular developer ecosystem
- Holders of the native token POL can use it for transaction fees, staking, and governance
- Focusing on interoperability, Polygon is a key bridge between different blockchains and L2s
LTC
networks
Litecoin
- A Bitcoin alternative created in 2011 by Charlie Lee
- Thanks to shorter block times, Litecoin offers faster and cheaper transactions than Bitcoin’s mainnet
TRX
networks
Tron
- Launched in 2017 by Justin Sun, Tron is a leading digital entertainment blockchain and stablecoin rails
- Its native token TRX is used for transaction fees, staking, and governance by its holders
FAQ
- Accepting ETH and crypto as a payment method offers your business many benefits. Blockchain technology offers global accessibility, fast and cheap transactions, and positions your company as a leader in innovation. Furthermore, by putting your trust in trustless technology, you participate in enabling a circular economy and help disrupt the monopolized world of payments.
- With Confirmo, accepting ETH is simple:1. Create and verify your Confirmo account.
3. Set up a payment tool and show it to your customers!
Learn more about accepting ETH and crypto payments here. - Confirmo’s range of products lets you choose from several payment tools. Depending on your business needs, you can implement a fully-fledged payment gateway and adapt it to your UX, use dynamic buttons for product and donation pages, or create manual email payment requestsfor hands-on control. Read more here.
- Ethereum is a network of computers all over the world that follow a set of rules called the Ethereum protocol. The Ethereum network acts as the foundation for communities, applications, organizations and digital assets that anyone can build and use. With Confirmo, you can accept payments through this network in its native currency – ether, or ETH.When paying, your customer inputs a wallet address, and the amount of ETH to send, and Confirmo invoices make this a breeze. The transaction is then broadcasted to the network’s validators. Once confirmed, the recipient can access the funds, and the transaction becomes irreversible.
- The main goal of layer 2 is to increase transaction throughput (higher transactions per second) without sacrificing decentralization or security. The Ethereum blockchain is only able to process roughly 15 transactions per second. When demand to use Ethereum is high, the network becomes congested, which increases transaction fees and prices out users who cannot afford those fees. Layer 2s are solutions that reduce those fees by processing transactions off the layer-1 blockchain. These include ArbitrumOptimism and Polygon.
- Although the EVM is a technological revolution of its own, its native payment tools are rather rudimentary. A crypto payment gateway offers a streamlined and user-friendly payment processing tool that makes the payment experience as seamless as card payments. On top of that, Confirmo offers advanced features: automatic conversions, safe & secure custody, and comprehensive accounting to maximize the convenience of implementing Ethereum payments in your business.
- Yes, Confirmo supports the top cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and networks. By default, our invoices offer your customers every supported coin on every available network, but you can change these settings in your dashboard to your preferences. We currently support the following coins (on these networks), and we are progressively adding more as the crypto ecosystem grows.BTC (Bitcoin and Lightning)
ETH (Ethereum native, Arbitrum One and Optimism)
USDT (Arbitrum One, Arbitrum One Bridged, Optimism, Polygon, Ethereum and Tron)
USDC (Arbitrum One, Arbitrum One Bridged, Optimism, Polygon, Ethereum)
POL (Polygon native)
SOL (Solana native)
LTC (Litecoin native)
TRX (Tron native) - You don’t have to! When setting up your payment tool, you can choose what currency you want to receive. We currently offer the options to keep your customer’s chosen cryptocurrency, or have everything converted to Bitcoin or state-issued currencies. This means you can simply enable your customers to pay in their favorite cryptocurrency without having to hold it yourself. If you change your mind in the future, you can simply edit your preferences in your dashboard.