SwapSS Editorial

How bloggers and streamers can accept crypto donations with no payment processor, no website, and no business registration. Just a link, a wallet, and Telegram notifications.

How freelancers can propose crypto payment to international clients: what to say, how to handle objections, and what link to send.

A checklist for getting started with crypto payments: what to prepare, choose, and configure before your first transaction.

Payment link or crypto invoice: the difference between the two and which one fits each business situation.

How to explain crypto payment simply and calm a hesitant customer: what to say, what to show, and how to handle the most common objections.

Comparing crypto and PayPal for business: speed, chargebacks, availability, fees, and which fits which situation.

Accept crypto payments on Shopify by connecting SwapSS Pay via integration, no code needed and no native crypto gateway required.

Accept crypto payments on a Tilda site by connecting SwapSS Pay via integration, with no code and no technical knowledge required.

SwapSS Pay for online stores: accept crypto with no chargebacks, a ready WooCommerce plugin, and funds on your balance as soon as the payment confirms.

How to send a crypto invoice: what it is, what your client sees on the payment page, and how it differs from a plain bill.

"Bitcoin is anonymous money," the news says. Almost the opposite: every transaction is visible to everyone forever. That is pseudonymity, and the difference matters.

Roughly one in five bitcoin ever mined belongs to no one anymore. Everyone can see it and no one can spend it. Where it went and how much there is.