A CryptoCloud alternative: top-ups that end in EUR or GBP
Trybit, formerly CryptoCloud, works only with crypto. Unigox crypto processing is the CryptoCloud alternative when your users' USDT or USDC top-ups have to become fiat. Trybit remains the better fit for plugin stores, bitcoin and connecting without KYC.
When to stay with Trybit
Your store runs on a plugin and takes bitcoin
Trybit has plugins for WooCommerce, WHMCS, PrestaShop, XenForo and Drupal and an HTML payment widget, and it accepts bitcoin, litecoin, ether and other coins, converting payments of 10 USD or more into a stablecoin if you set a pair. Unigox takes USDT and USDC only, through a top-up screen your developers build.
You connect as a person, with no KYC
Trybit does not require KYC: an individual of any citizenship can connect once a review of the site or Telegram bot passes, which takes up to 24 hours. It publishes a 1.9% fee on incoming payments. Unigox agrees pricing and access with your company on a call, and its EUR, GBP and USD company accounts open after company verification.
Your payouts go out from a CSV list or a payout key
Trybit sends mass payouts from an uploaded CSV or TXT file of up to 5 MB, or through a separate payout key on the API that can pay addresses never saved before. On Unigox, deposits wait in your balance until you send them to your wallet or convert them.
Trybit (CryptoCloud) and Unigox for user deposits
| Topic | Trybit | Unigox |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A crypto payment gateway, formerly called CryptoCloud: invoices, static wallets, plugins, an HTML widget and crypto withdrawals. | Crypto processing for a company's own checkout or top-up screen: USDT and USDC addresses tied to an invoice or a customer, credited to its Unigox balance. |
| Address for each user | A static wallet per user and per coin, created under your customer identifier, which returns in every postback for that wallet. Static wallets do not work on TON. | A reusable address under your customer reference. Users pay from any wallet or exchange and need no Unigox account. |
| Coins and networks | USDT on Tron, BNB Smart Chain, TON, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism and Solana. USDC on BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Solana. | Crypto processing takes stablecoin payments on the major EVM networks (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Unichain and HyperEVM), Robinhood Chain, Tron, TON and Solana. Which stablecoins a business accepts on each network is agreed during setup. |
| Fee on a deposit | 1.9% as standard, down to 0.4% on individual terms. A transfer to a Tron wallet address also carries a fixed 1.4 USD transfer fee (on Ethereum it follows network load); on static wallets both fees come off the amount credited. | Priced for your company on the setup call, before the first deposit. |
| Notice to your server | A postback to your notification URL when an invoice's status changes, such as when it is paid, carrying a token signed with your project's secret key (JWT, HS256) that expires after five minutes. Missed postbacks can be resent from the dashboard. | A notification with the customer reference and the amount that really arrived, short or over, so your own rules decide what to credit. |
| Getting the money out | Crypto only: withdrawals to wallet addresses from 10 USD, with no Trybit fee on top of the network fee. Trybit staff approve each request until automatic processing of requests up to 10,000 USD is switched on through support. | USDT stays USDT and USDC stays USDC in your Unigox balance. Send it to your wallet, or convert and withdraw in an available local currency, such as USDC to EUR or GBP for company expenses. |
| Regulation | None named in its knowledge base, which calls Trybit a technical solution for accepting crypto payments and lets individuals connect without KYC. | Unigox works through two companies: UNIGOX NETWORK CORP. in Canada handles the local-money side and is registered with FINTRAC as a money services business and with the Bank of Canada as a payment service provider; UNIGOX NETWORK CORP. in Panama handles the crypto side, including wallets and escrow. |
UnigoxMoving deposits off Trybit static wallets
Split stablecoin top-ups from the rest
Bring the coins your Trybit projects accept and the auto-conversion pairs you set. Only the USDT and USDC top-ups move to Unigox; bitcoin and other coins can stay on Trybit. Networks and pricing are agreed on the call.
Reuse your customer identifiers
Trybit returned your identifier in the order_id field of each static wallet postback. Send that value as the Unigox customer reference, so a user who topped up on Trybit is matched to the same account on the new address.
Replace the postback check
Where your server checked Trybit's token inside its five-minute window, it now handles the Unigox payment notification and credits the amount that arrived.
CryptoCloud and Trybit questions
Is CryptoCloud the same service as Trybit?
Yes. CryptoCloud has rebranded to Trybit, and its old documentation now forwards to Trybit's. It is the same crypto payment gateway, with invoices, static wallets, plugins and crypto withdrawals.
What is Trybit, and when does Unigox fit instead?
Trybit is a crypto payment gateway for online stores, SaaS, courses and subscription services, connected by API, a white-label checkout, CMS plugins or an HTML widget. It accepts no fiat. Unigox fits a platform whose USDT and USDC deposits must become EUR or GBP.
What does the CryptoCloud API offer for balance top-ups?
Version 2 of the API, now under the Trybit name, creates invoices and static wallets, reads balances and statistics, and creates withdrawals with a separate key and at least 12 seconds between requests. A paid invoice sends a postback with a token that expires after five minutes.
Can Trybit turn crypto payments into euros?
No. Trybit says it works only with cryptocurrency: its exchange converts between the crypto balances in your dashboard, and withdrawals go to wallet addresses. On Unigox, a company paid in USDT or USDC can convert and withdraw in an available local currency; one paid in USDC can convert to EUR or GBP for expenses.
See business accountsPlan the move from Trybit static wallets
Tell us which Trybit projects take USDT or USDC, how many users top up each month and which currency the money has to end in. Plugin and bitcoin payments can stay on Trybit while stablecoin top-ups move.
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