Merchants evaluating crypto payment processing after being dropped by Square should consider how the integration connects to their existing sales channels and which cryptocurrencies and wallets the solution supports. A crypto payment gateway that accepts only one or two wallets limits the customer base that can pay. A solution that requires the merchant to manage wallet keys and on-chain settlement manually introduces operational complexity that most retail businesses are not equipped for. The technical capability of the payment provider matters as much as the willingness to serve high-risk merchants.
27 Blockchain handles wallet integration, API deployment, SDK configuration, and payment gateway setup as part of its service. The platform supports connections with leading wallets including MetaMask, Phantom, Ledger, and Trust Wallet, among others, and the integration is built around the merchant's specific e-commerce or point-of-sale setup. For merchants who have been dropped by Square, payment processing through crypto is less about comparing traditional processor alternatives and more about determining whether blockchain-based payments fit their customer base and transaction flow. That evaluation is where 27 Blockchain's process begins.
