User funds are stored in cold wallets, fully isolated from the internet. Direct network access to them is physically impossible — the industry standard for crypto asset protection.
Against DDoS attacks, the service uses a multi-layered traffic filtering system. The payment gateway and dashboard remain stable even during external attack attempts.
User funds are stored in cold wallets, fully isolated from the internet. Direct network access to them is physically impossible — the industry standard for crypto asset protection.
Against DDoS attacks, the service uses a multi-layered traffic filtering system. The payment gateway and dashboard remain stable even during external attack attempts.
🟪 USDC in 2026: a stablecoin for business and DeFi
USDC is a dollar-backed stablecoin from Circle, fully collateralised by reserves held in US banks. Reserves undergo monthly audits by Grant Thornton, making USDC one of the most transparent stablecoins on the market.
It operates on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and other networks. Used for international settlements, DeFi protocols, fiat conversion, and corporate payouts.
In 2026, USDC received approved instrument status under EU MiCA regulation, opening new opportunities for businesses operating in Europe.
Trybit supports USDC payments on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Solana. Incoming payments can be auto-converted to USDT, USDC and other stablecoins.
The payment page can be customised to match your brand’s visual style directly in the dashboard, no developer needed.
What is available in the builder:
➡️ Colour themes. Light, dark, coloured, or fully custom with individual colour selection for each element.
➡️ Company logo. Upload an image and it appears on the payment page — customers see a familiar brand, not a generic checkout.
➡️ Page language. 7 languages available, detected automatically from the browser or set manually.
➡️ Currency order. Arrange cryptocurrencies in the order you prefer and hide unused ones — customers only see what is relevant to your project.
All changes are shown in a live preview and applied immediately after saving.
Volatility measures how much an asset's price changes over time. Cryptocurrencies are significantly more volatile than most traditional assets. Here is why.
Main reasons for high volatility:
➡️ Lack of regulation. In most countries, crypto operates without clear legal frameworks, which leaves room for speculation and fraud.
➡️ No real collateral. Unlike fiat currencies or stocks, most cryptocurrencies are not tied to real-world assets. Their value is driven purely by demand.
➡️ News and social media. Expectations and rumours often move the market more than actual events.
The most volatile coins include BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, and DOGE. For businesses looking to avoid exchange rate risk when accepting payments, Trybit offers auto-conversion of incoming payments to USDT.
Liquidity is how easily an asset can be bought or sold without significantly changing its price. The higher the liquidity, the faster transactions are executed and the more stable the price stays, even during large trading volumes.
Several factors affect liquidity: trading volume on exchanges, listings on major platforms, project reputation, and the number of available trading pairs.
Why it matters:
➡️ for traders — positions can be opened and closed quickly without losing value on the spread
➡️ for investors — liquid assets are easier to exit at the right moment
➡️ for businesses — choosing liquid currencies reduces volatility risks when accepting crypto payments
After registration and adding your project, choose the most suitable integration method:
➡️ API. Maximum flexibility and automation. Get an API key in your project settings, create invoices via requests, and receive payment notifications through postback.
➡️ H2H (Host2Host). Trybit payment page is not used. Payment details are transferred to your server, and you display them in your website or app interface without redirecting the user.
➡️ CMS Modules. Ready-made plugins for popular content management systems. Setup takes just a few minutes, and the list of supported CMS continues to expand.
➡️ HTML Widget. A simple block for accepting payments on your website as a form or button.
➡️ Permanent Links. Accept payments without creating invoices each time. You can place the link on your website, embed it in a button, or send it via messenger.