Question 1

How do crypto payments with 0% fees actually work?

Accepted Answer

crypt.pe never sits between you and your money. Your customer's wallet sends directly to your wallet on-chain, and crypt.pe simply generates the payment page, locks the exact amount, and verifies the transaction publicly. Because no funds pass through a middleman, there is no percentage to skim — plans are flat, with a free tier.

Question 2

Which cryptocurrencies and networks can I accept?

Accepted Answer

Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Solana, BNB, XRP, Tron, TON, Litecoin, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum and more — 24+ coins across 13 chains. Stablecoins are supported on every major network with clear labels, so a customer never sends USDT on the wrong chain.

Question 3

Do I need a company, a bank account, or coding skills?

Accepted Answer

No. If you have a crypto wallet, you can accept payments in about 60 seconds: claim your page, paste your public wallet addresses, and share your link or printed QR standee. Developers who want deeper control can use the Stripe-style gateway API with signed webhooks.

Question 4

Is it safe? Who holds my money?

Accepted Answer

You do — always. crypt.pe is non-custodial by design: it never holds funds, never asks for a private key or seed phrase, and cannot freeze your revenue. Confirmed on-chain payments are final, which also means chargebacks simply don't exist.

Question 5

Does it work in my country?

Accepted Answer

crypt.pe works anywhere with an internet connection and a wallet — payments are wallet-to-wallet with no banking dependency. Merchants use it across India, the UAE, Nigeria, the Philippines, Brazil and 100+ other markets. See the country guides for local context.

Question 6

Is my account protected if someone tries to guess my 2FA code?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Five wrong 2FA codes lock all verification on the account for 15 minutes, and you get an instant security email — so brute-forcing a 6-digit code is mathematically off the table. Payout wallet changes are also 2FA-gated, and single-use recovery codes keep you covered if you ever lose your authenticator.

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