A crypto payment gateway's usefulness to a merchant depends in part on how many wallets and tokens it supports, because the customer's ability to pay is determined by what the gateway accepts. A gateway that supports only a single wallet or a narrow selection of tokens limits the pool of customers who can complete a transaction. Broad wallet support expands that pool without requiring the merchant to manage multiple separate integrations.
27 Blockchain's crypto payment gateway infrastructure supports connections with MetaMask, Phantom, Trust Wallet, Ledger, and dozens of additional wallets through standardized APIs and SDKs. The gateway accepts payments across multiple blockchain networks and token types, and the supported token list can be configured to match the merchant's preferences and customer base. This multi-wallet, multi-chain approach means the merchant deploys one gateway integration and reaches customers across the crypto ecosystem.
