# WestWallet > Multi-currency crypto wallet for storing, exchanging and transferring the most popular cryptocurrencies WestWallet is a multi-currency crypto wallet provider. It lets individual and corporate users store, exchange, and transfer digital assets through a web platform with API access for merchant payments. WestWallet is a multi-currency crypto wallet provider offering storage, exchange, and transfer of digital assets through a web-based platform. It serves both individual users managing personal holdings and corporate users seeking to accept and process cryptocurrency payments. The service positions itself around convenience and low fees, combining wallet functionality with payment infrastructure in a single account. The platform addresses the need for merchants to accept crypto payments without building custody or exchange infrastructure themselves. Users can perform fee-free transfers between WestWallet accounts, use automatic currency exchange between held and needed assets, and schedule automated withdrawals once balances reach a set threshold. A dashboard provides transaction history, address management, and status tracking for incoming and outgoing funds. Its core offerings include the multi-currency wallet itself, an API and set of e-commerce plugins for merchant payment acceptance, and a crypto-linked payment card for spending balances at traditional merchants. WestWallet is used by individual holders moving funds between currencies and by businesses integrating cryptocurrency payment acceptance into websites and online stores. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Founded: 2019-09-02 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/westwallet ## Products - [WestWallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/westwallet): WestWallet is a custodial multi-currency crypto wallet for individual and corporate users. It allows storing, exchanging, and transferring a range of cryptocurrencies through a web-based interface, with zero-fee transfers between platform users and automatic currency conversion. Users can generate multiple receiving addresses, view transaction history, and automate withdrawals to external addresses once a balance threshold is reached. (Wallet, Live, Main Product) - [WestWallet API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/westwallet): WestWallet API is a merchant payment gateway that lets businesses accept cryptocurrency payments through a RESTful API and pre-built e-commerce integrations. It generates payment invoices, processes transaction callbacks, and supports continuous fund withdrawals with a commission fee applied on outgoing transfers. The gateway is used by merchants seeking to integrate crypto payment acceptance into their own websites or projects. (Merchant Payment Gateway, Live) - [WestWallet Card](https://thegrid.id/profiles/westwallet): WestWallet Card is a virtual and physical bank card that lets users spend cryptocurrency balances at traditional merchants. It converts crypto held in a linked wallet into the card's currency automatically when topping up or making a payment, and integrates with major mobile wallet apps for tap-to-pay use. Cardholders manage balances, spending limits, and card freezes directly from their account, subject to an advanced identity verification requirement. 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