The deployment timeline for a terminated merchant crypto payment solution depends on the complexity of the merchant's existing checkout environment. A merchant operating a standard e-commerce platform with a conventional cart and order management setup will generally have a shorter integration timeline than one running a custom-built checkout with specific payment data flow requirements. The 27 Blockchain integration process begins with an assessment of the merchant's current environment, which identifies the integration points and any technical requirements that affect the build timeline.
For merchants coming off a recent termination who need to restore payment acceptance as quickly as possible, the integration timeline is a primary consideration that 27 Blockchain addresses from the start of the assessment. The goal is to minimize the gap between the termination date and the date the merchant has a functioning cryptocurrency payment gateway live in its checkout. Unlike a conventional merchant account application, which requires underwriting review, acquiring bank approval, and a processing agreement negotiation that can take weeks, the 27 Blockchain integration process is not gated by an approval decision. The merchant's eligibility to deploy the crypto payment solution does not depend on a creditworthiness determination or a review of its MATCH list status. The timeline is determined by the technical integration scope, not by an approval process.
