# MugglePay > Sell more with crypto MugglePay is a crypto payment gateway that lets merchants accept stablecoins and other digital assets across multiple blockchains. It serves online stores, AI agents and freelancers seeking non-custodial crypto checkout. MugglePay is a cryptocurrency payment gateway that helps online merchants, AI agents, and freelancers accept digital assets without holding a crypto wallet. It provides a non-custodial payment flow with stablecoin settlement, letting businesses receive value pegged to fiat currencies while avoiding price volatility. The service is aimed at e-commerce operators and emerging use cases such as AI agent transactions, NFT presales, DePIN projects, and card or wallet deposits. The platform addresses the friction merchants face when trying to accept crypto by removing the need for a web3 wallet setup or manual token approvals, and by allowing customers to pay directly from exchange accounts. Settlement occurs through stablecoins, so merchants receive predictable value rather than fluctuating token prices. Payments are supported across a range of blockchains and tokens, giving merchants flexibility without requiring them to manage blockchain infrastructure directly. MugglePay's offering centers on its payment gateway, accessible through an API, a merchant portal, and plugins for platforms such as WordPress, WooCommerce, and Shopify, along with no-code payment links for social media selling. It is used by online retailers, subscription businesses, and newer categories of crypto-native operators including AI agent services and decentralized physical infrastructure projects. The company continues to operate its payment infrastructure and merchant tools for these audiences. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2019-04-03 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/mugglepay ## Products - [MugglePay Payment Gateway](https://thegrid.id/profiles/mugglepay): MugglePay Payment Gateway is a non-custodial cryptocurrency payment gateway and merchant API that lets businesses accept stablecoin and native crypto payments across multiple blockchains. It settles payments directly to the merchant without holding custody of funds, and supports checkout integrations, payment links, and plugins for common e-commerce platforms. Businesses use it for use cases such as AI agent payments, NFT presales, decentralized physical infrastructure device sales, buy-now-pay-later checkout, crypto debit card or wallet deposits, and customer cashback programs. 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