PassimPay, provider of Cryptocurrencies

History and origin of PassimPay

PassimPay is a crypto payment gateway for businesses founded in December 2022 with corporate headquarters in Warsaw, Poland. Born in the post-FTX cycle, when the industry sought crypto processors with greater regulatory rigour and enterprise focus, the company scaled its proposition to cover more than 74 cryptocurrencies across 18+ blockchains, with a product stack integrating gateway, non-custodial wallet, internal exchange and fiat settlement tools.

Positioning as a crypto gateway for operators

PassimPay's profile fits directly the iGaming operator looking to accept cryptocurrencies as a deposit and withdrawal method with auto-settlement in stablecoins or fiat, embedded KYC/AML compliance and a modern technical layer that does not require maintaining proprietary wallet infrastructure. The company explicitly serves the gaming vertical within its list of target markets, alongside retail, ecommerce, financial services, trading, professional services and charity.

Cryptocurrency and blockchain coverage

PassimPay's crypto coverage is one of the widest in the segment, with more than 74 digital assets enabled on the main market networks.

• Bitcoin (BTC), native Bitcoin network
• Ethereum (ETH), Ethereum network and ERC-20
• Tron (TRX), focused on USDT TRC-20 as the dominant stablecoin
• BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
• Solana, with SPL tokens and native SOL
• Polygon, Cardano, Ripple (XRP), Dogecoin, Litecoin
• Stablecoins USDT and USDC as settlement vehicles
• More than 74 total cryptocurrencies enabled

Payment Gateway as core product

The Payment Gateway is PassimPay's main product, with multi-channel integration designed for operators needing implementation flexibility.

• REST API with official libraries in PHP and Python
• Native plugins for WordPress/WooCommerce, PrestaShop, OpenCart and Joomla
• Payment links and hosted invoices for integration without development
• QR codes and static deposit addresses
• Wallet-connected checkout with MetaMask, Trust Wallet and Coinbase Wallet
• Support for recurring and scheduled payments

Non-custodial wallet with reinforced security

PassimPay's wallet layer is non-custodial, with an architecture of multi-signature, cold storage and two-factor authentication. This means the operator keeps control over its funds and does not depend on PassimPay acting as custodian, a design that reduces counterparty risk and aligns the model with post-FTX standards. The company reports fund availability on first demand and annual security audits by 10Guards and Hacken.

Auto-conversion and volatility management

One of the most relevant features for iGaming operators is the automatic auto-conversion of incoming cryptocurrencies to stablecoins such as USDT or USDC, which removes price volatility exposure during the settlement cycle. The operation has a 0.2 percent additional cost on top of the 0.5 percent base commission. This turns the gateway into a crypto acceptance tool with predictable USD-equivalent cash flows.

Fiat settlement via SEPA

PassimPay operates with SEPA integration for conversion of crypto earnings to euros and transfer to European bank accounts, complemented with OTC conversion for settlement in EUR, USD and other fiat currencies. This layer is critical for operators regulated in the European Union needing to liquidate their crypto income to fiat predictably, without having to operate separate wallets or exchanges.

Multisender and mass payouts

The Multisender module enables mass payouts from a CSV file with addresses and amounts, designed for processes such as payroll, affiliate commissions and batched player withdrawals. Combined with transaction batching, which groups transactions before broadcast to reduce on-chain fees, the stack allows operating large crypto withdrawal volumes with optimised marginal costs against transaction-by-transaction broadcast.

Compliance, KYC and audits

PassimPay incorporates KYC, KYB and AML processes embedded in the gateway flow, with on-chain transaction analysis and operator-configurable risk controls. The company maintains annual security audits with the two reference names of the crypto sector, 10Guards and Hacken, which supports the proposition against operators requiring due diligence on their payment providers.

Additional stack features

Beyond the gateway and wallet core, PassimPay adds a layer of complementary tools that extend the proposition.

• White-label: full customisation for operators that want the gateway under their own brand
• Mobile app for operations management
• Telegram bot with real-time statistics
• AI support assistant for customer service
• Internal exchange for conversion between assets and stablecoins
• Transaction analytics and merchant account controls

Support and multilanguage

The company operates support in four languages covering the main target markets: English, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. Customer service includes email, help desk, live chat and 24/7 live rep, a relevant standard in a vertical where payment problems typically require immediate resolution to avoid impact on the end player.

Markets and verticals served

PassimPay's proposition extends to fifteen different verticals, with iGaming as one of the explicit targets of the commercial catalogue.

• Gaming (iGaming, betting, online casinos)
• Retail and ecommerce
• Real estate
• Advertising
• Healthcare, renewable energy, technology, legal
• Financial services and trading
• Supply chain and logistics
• Travel and charity
• Currency exchange

Team and corporate entity

PassimPay's corporate entity is registered in Poland, within the European Union jurisdiction, with operational headquarters in Warsaw. The team combines development, operations and legal profiles distributed between Poland and nearby Eastern European markets, which allows extended time coverage over the European circuit and good response capacity to the LatAm market.

Operational fit for iGaming operators

For iGaming operators looking to incorporate cryptocurrencies as deposit and withdrawal method with coverage of more than 74 assets across 18+ blockchains, automatic auto-conversion to USDT or USDC to remove volatility, fiat settlement via SEPA, mass payouts to players via Multisender, non-custodial wallet with multi-signature and cold storage, fast integration via API in PHP or Python or plugins for the main CMS, embedded KYC/KYB/AML compliance, 10Guards and Hacken audits, multilanguage support including Spanish and Portuguese, and 0.5 percent base commission, PassimPay delivers a technically sound and commercially competitive proposition. The combination of these elements positions it as a logical option for operators targeting crypto-native players in emerging regulated markets and for iGaming projects looking to diversify payment methods with a modern and audited crypto gateway.