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Supported Cryptocurrencies & Networks

Dynopay lets you accept a wide range of cryptocurrencies across multiple blockchain networks. This guide explains which assets and networks are supported, how networks differ, and how to choose the right ones for your business and your customers.

What you can accept

Dynopay supports major cryptocurrencies and stablecoins across the most widely used blockchains. You can enable the assets that make sense for your customers and leave the rest turned off. Stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are popular for businesses because their value stays close to the US dollar, which removes price volatility between the moment a customer pays and the moment funds land in your wallet.

Networks and why they matter

The same asset can often be sent over more than one network. The network you accept affects confirmation speed and the network fee your customer pays.

  • A single coin (for example USDT) may be available on several networks, each with different speeds and fees.
  • Faster, lower-fee networks are usually the best default for everyday payments.
  • Always make sure your customer sends funds on the same network you selected at checkout — sending on the wrong network can result in lost funds.

Choosing the right assets

Pick assets based on what your customers already hold and how sensitive you are to price movement.

  • Prefer stablecoins if you want the amount received to match the amount invoiced.
  • Enable well-known coins your audience is likely to use.
  • Keep your list focused — offering fewer, clearly labelled options reduces checkout confusion.

Enabling assets in your dashboard

You control which currencies and networks are active from your Dynopay dashboard. Turn on the assets you want to accept, confirm you have a receiving wallet for each, and they will appear as options at checkout. You can adjust this list at any time as your needs change.

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