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Coinremitter alternative: Crypto Merchant vs Coinremitter (2026)

Coinremitter charges 0.23% per transaction on both its Free and $99.99 Premium plans, the lowest headline rate of the gateways we compared, and markets itself as “No KYC”. The fine print matters on small payments: on USDT (Tron) it charges a 5 USDT network fee (2 USDT with Gas Station) and doesn't credit payments under 8 USDT, and its terms ask for beneficial-owner information and list Singapore as restricted. Crypto Merchant charges 1% per paid invoice, accepts invoices from 0.50 US dollars, and charges a gas fee when a payment is swept, from your gas balance if you've added one and otherwise from the payment itself. On large payments Coinremitter's 0.23% beats our 1%; on small ones, compare its fixed fee and minimum with our percentage and gas fee.

Last checked: 29 October 2026

Crypto Merchant wrote this comparison, and we're not affiliated with any gateway named here. Every competitor fact comes from the vendor's own pages, linked under the table. Prices and terms change, so check them before you decide.

How does Crypto Merchant compare with Coinremitter?

Coinremitter has the lower rate and open-source plugins; Crypto Merchant has more coins and networks, no paid plan and no 8 USDT minimum. Both say they don't ask for ID to sign up, and both are custodial.

Feature	Crypto Merchant	Coinremitter
Payment fee	1% of each paid invoice, in the coin paid, deducted when it's credited. Expired or cancelled invoices cost nothing.	0.23% per transaction on the Free and Premium plans, “automatically deducted from each transaction before settlement” (its homepage frames it as charged when you withdraw). Payments under 8 USDT on Tron aren't credited.^[1],[2],[3]
Monthly and setup fees	None, and no setup fee. There is no payment to go live: an account is live as soon as setup is done.	Free plan $0; Premium plan $99.99.^[1]
Conversion	Optional: swap everything into one holding coin. The rate is the live market price and includes a 1% service margin.	Not confirmed.
Payouts and withdrawals	Any time, no minimum, with a gas fee per payout. Each coin to its own address, or swapped into one holding coin first.	“Quick Auto Withdrawals” in “30 Mins”. USDT (Tron) network fee 5 USDT, or 2 USDT with Gas Station enabled.^[2],[3]
KYC or KYB to sign up	Email, name and business name. We don't ask for identity documents when you create an account.	Marketing: “No ID and no bank account required”, “No KYC”. Its terms require information on ultimate beneficial owners at registration, and let it verify any information you provide.^[2],[3],[1]
Custody	Custodial. We hold the keys; every wallet comes from one recovery phrase kept offline on paper. Payments collect in a pool wallet dedicated to your business.	Custodial: it acts as a limited agent for “receiving, holding, and disbursing cryptocurrency funds on your behalf”, with auto-withdrawals.^[1],[2]
Coins and networks	11 coins on 11 networks. USDT on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum One, Tron and Solana. USDC on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum One and Solana. Plus BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, XRP, BNB, TRX, POL and GRAM (TON).	“10+”; 13 listed: BTC, LTC, BCH, ETH, DOGE, DASH, BNB, TRX, Zano, USDT on Tron and Ethereum, USDC on Ethereum, and a test coin. No USDT on BNB Smart Chain, Solana or TON; no XRP.^[2],[3]
Country limits	Anyone, in any country, can sign up. The Terms prohibit illegal goods, fraud and sanctions evasion.	Its terms list Singapore as a restricted jurisdiction.^[1]
E-commerce plugins	None: no WooCommerce, Shopify or WHMCS plugin. Use payment links, the hosted checkout or the API.	Open-source plugins and libraries for WordPress, Magento, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Laravel, PHP and Node.js. WooCommerce, WHMCS and Shopify not confirmed.^[2]
Fiat (bank) settlement	No. Crypto only: payouts go to crypto addresses.	Not confirmed.
API and webhooks	REST API with Bearer keys for invoices, payment links, balances and coins. Webhooks signed with HMAC-SHA256, retried for about two days.	PHP and Node.js libraries, a hosted payment page and an invoice service. Webhook details not confirmed on the pages we checked.^[2]
Payment links	Yes: fixed-price or pay-what-you-want links, a hosted checkout page and invoices.	Invoice service and hosted payment page. No-code payment links not confirmed.^[2]

Every Crypto Merchant cost is on the pricing page, and every API field in the API reference.

Sources

Every Coinremitter fact in the table comes from these pages, checked 29 October 2026. “Not confirmed” means none of them stated it.

[1]Terms of service: https://coinremitter.com/terms-services
[2]Homepage: https://coinremitter.com/
[3]USDT TRC20 payment gateway page: https://coinremitter.com/usdt-trc20-payment-gateway

When is Coinremitter the better choice?

Coinremitter is the better choice if you take large payments in the coins it lists, or you want an open-source plugin.

Your payments are large: 0.23% is far below our 1%, and a fixed 5 USDT fee matters little on a $5,000 payment.
You use WordPress, Magento, PrestaShop, OpenCart or Laravel and want its plugin or library. Crypto Merchant has none.
You need DOGE, DASH, BCH or Zano. Coinremitter lists them; Crypto Merchant doesn't.
You want a provider with a track record and reviews. Crypto Merchant launched on 28 October 2026 and has neither yet.

When does Crypto Merchant fit better?

Crypto Merchant fits better if your payments are small, your customers pay on networks Coinremitter doesn't list, or you don't want a paid plan.

Your payments are small: Coinremitter doesn't credit USDT (Tron) payments under 8 USDT, while Crypto Merchant invoices start at 0.50 US dollars. You pay 1% of what arrives, plus a gas fee when the payment is swept.
Your customers pay USDT on BNB Smart Chain, Solana or Polygon, USDC on Base or Solana, or XRP, SOL, POL or GRAM (TON). Coinremitter lists USDT only on Tron and Ethereum.
You want no plan to choose: one rate, 1%, on every account, with every cost on the pricing page.
You want signed webhooks (HMAC-SHA256, retried for about two days) and payouts any time with no minimum.

How do I switch from Coinremitter to Crypto Merchant?

Sign up, finish setup, then point your checkout and webhooks at Crypto Merchant. There's no plugin to install: you use payment links, the hosted checkout or the API.

1
Create an account
Sign up with your email, your name and your business name. We don't ask for identity documents when you create an account.
2
Choose your coins
Turn on the coins and networks you want. There is no payment to go live: your account is live as soon as setup is done.
3
Start taking payments
Share your checkout page, create payment links or invoices in the portal, or create invoices from your site with the API.
4
Point your webhooks
Add your server's HTTPS address under Developers, check the CM-Signature header on every event, and fulfil orders on invoice.paid. Webhooks has the details.
5
Wind down Coinremitter
Keep your Coinremitter wallet until open invoices finish and you've withdrawn your balance, then remove its plugin or library from your store.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Coinremitter charge?

0.23% per transaction on both its Free and $99.99 Premium plans, according to its terms, plus network fees: 5 USDT per USDT (Tron) transaction, or 2 USDT with its Gas Station. Payments under 8 USDT on Tron aren't credited.

Is Coinremitter really no-KYC?

Its marketing says “No KYC” and “No ID and no bank account required”. Its terms require information about ultimate beneficial owners when you register, and let it verify any information you provide. Crypto Merchant doesn't ask for identity documents when you create an account.

Is Coinremitter custodial?

Yes, by its terms: it acts as your limited agent for receiving, holding and disbursing funds, with automatic withdrawals to your wallet. Crypto Merchant is custodial too.

Which is cheaper for USDT on Tron, Coinremitter or Crypto Merchant?

It depends on the payment size. Coinremitter charges 0.23% plus a 5 USDT network fee (2 USDT with Gas Station), and doesn't credit payments under 8 USDT. Crypto Merchant charges 1% of the amount, plus a gas fee when the payment is swept, which follows the network's current cost. Its percentage is higher and it has no 8 USDT minimum; every cost is on the pricing page.

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