CryptoRoundupStripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, PayPal Business, Airwallex, Wise, Payoneer and Revolut all get called "payment platforms," but they do four different jobs. Here is which one fits yours, with the fees that decide it.
CryptoBuyers trust PayPal, which is why it converts. But the 3.49% + 49¢ default, the currency-conversion spread and the account holds mean it works best as a second button, not your only one.
CryptoZeffy is an all-in-one fundraising platform that charges nonprofits zero platform fees and zero transaction fees — organizations keep 100% of every donation. Here is how the free model actually works, what tools you get, and the real catches before you switch.
CryptoAirwallex is not a checkout button. It is a multi-currency business account, corporate cards, FX near the interbank rate and payouts to 120+ countries. Here is where it beats a bank and where it does not.
CryptoRakuten (formerly Ebates) pays you real cash back for shopping through its portal at 3,500+ stores. It is free to join, backed by a major public company, and has paid out billions — but the money is not instant and there are strings attached. Here is the honest breakdown.
CryptoLemon Squeezy bundles a store, license keys, subscriptions and global tax into one 5% + 50¢ fee. Then the add-ons start stacking. And it now sits inside Stripe. Here is what that means for your payout.
CryptoPaddle bills your software, then registers, files and pays sales tax in every country you sell to. That convenience costs 5% + 50¢ a sale. Here is who that math works for and who is overpaying.
CryptoXero is cloud accounting software built for small businesses and their accountants, with a famously clean interface, unlimited users on every plan, and an app store of more than 1,000 integrations. Here is what it does, what the plans cost, and where it falls short of rivals like QuickBooks.