CoinPayments.net

Website: https://www.coinpayments.net X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoinPaymentsNET

CoinPayments.net (CoinPayments)

CoinPayments.net is a cryptocurrency payment gateway and wallet platform that provides tools for businesses to accept payments in multiple digital assets and for users to store and transfer supported cryptocurrencies. The service describes itself as a payment processor offering merchant integrations (plugins, APIs, and point‑of‑sale interfaces) and a multi-currency wallet. (blog.coinpayments.net)

Services and products

CoinPayments’ publicly described offerings include:

• Merchant payment processing (checkout solutions, buy buttons, shopping cart plugins, and API-based integrations). (coinpayments.net)
• Hosted wallets enabling users to store, send, and receive supported assets. (coinpayments.net)
• A mobile application presented as supporting payment acceptance features (including POS) and wallet functions (e.g., vaulting and conversions), with the iOS App Store listing naming the seller as CoinPayments Inc. (apps.apple.com)

CoinPayments’ own materials state it began operations in 2013, and it has marketed itself as an early payment processor to support “altcoins” (cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin). (blog.coinpayments.net)

Corporate and regulatory statements (as publicly described)

• A CoinPayments-related site for the European Economic Area states that services are delivered under UAB Star Ventures, described there as an authorized Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) overseen by Lithuania’s Financial Crime Investigation Service (FCIS). (uabsv.com)
• Third-party business directories describe the legal name as Coinpayments, Inc. and list founder Alex Alexandrov (with additional executive roles listed in some databases). (crunchbase.com)

X/Twitter account (@CoinPaymentsNET)

The @CoinPaymentsNET account is presented in third-party archives as the brand’s social media presence, describing CoinPayments as a “global crypto payment gateway” for eCommerce and referencing acceptance of Bitcoin, ETH, and “120+ coins,” along with links to support accounts. (en.rattibha.com)

Notes

CoinPayments publishes its own product and company descriptions via its blog and merchant pages; independent databases (e.g., app-store listings and company databases) provide additional corporate naming and personnel fields, which may change over time. (blog.coinpayments.net)