# 0xProcessing > Crypto payment gateway for your business 0xProcessing is a cryptocurrency payment gateway for businesses. It enables merchants to accept a wide range of digital currencies across multiple blockchain networks with automated volatility protection. 0xProcessing is a cryptocurrency payment gateway that lets businesses accept digital currency payments from customers worldwide. The platform supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies and stablecoins across multiple blockchain networks, giving merchants in sectors such as e-commerce, iGaming, and SaaS a way to reach customers without relying on traditional banking rails. The service addresses the volatility problem inherent to crypto payments through its proprietary Volatility Risk Control System, which automatically converts incoming payments into stablecoins at the time of transaction. This protects merchant revenue from price swings without requiring manual intervention. Businesses can withdraw settled funds either to bank accounts through standard fiat transfer rails or directly to crypto wallets, and can integrate the gateway through an API, payment links, invoicing, or plugins. The gateway serves online businesses across industries including e-commerce, gaming, SaaS, and forex, offering payment forms, invoicing, payout tools, and a dashboard for tracking transactions. It is used by merchants seeking to expand into markets underserved by conventional payment processors while limiting exposure to cryptocurrency price fluctuations. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2020-10-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/0xprocessing ## Products - [0xProcessing Crypto Payment Gateway](https://thegrid.id/profiles/0xprocessing): 0xProcessing Crypto Payment Gateway is a merchant payment gateway that lets businesses accept cryptocurrency payments online and at checkout. It supports API integration, wallet connections, static wallet addresses, payment forms and links, and virtual point-of-sale terminals, with a risk-control mechanism that converts incoming crypto into stablecoins to shield merchants from price volatility. Merchants can also issue business invoices, run recurring subscription billing, execute mass payouts, and deploy the gateway under their own branding. A unified dashboard provides transaction management, analytics, and withdrawal to bank accounts. 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