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Accept Tether (USDT) Payments
Accept Tether (USDT) as a payment option with CatPay and provide your customers with a stable and reliable digital payment method.
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Why Accept Tether?
By accepting Tether, your business can attract more customers, operate globally, and enjoy new revenue streams. Offer your customers the convenience and stability of digital payments tied to fiat currency:
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Low Transaction Fees
Reduce your payment processing costs. -
Stability and Reliability
Benefit from a consistent exchange rate. -
Direct Wallet Transfers
Receive funds directly to your wallet without intermediaries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tether (USDT) is a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar at a 1-to-1 ratio, providing a stable medium of exchange in the volatile crypto market.
A stablecoin is a type of cryptocurrency that aims to maintain a stable value by being pegged to a reserve asset like fiat currency, gold, or other cryptos.
A crypto payment gateway, like CatPay, enables businesses to accept cryptocurrencies as payment, providing secure and efficient transaction processing through blockchain technology.
To start accepting Tether payments with CatPay, just set up an account, choose the integration method, and you’re ready to accept Tether as a payment.
Accepting stablecoins such as Tether reduces risks related to crypto price volatility, provides more stable revenues, and simplifies financial planning.
Choose CatPay for its reliability, low transaction fees, instant deposit capabilities, and high transaction acceptance rate, making it an ideal solution for integrating crypto payments.
Yes, any online business can start accepting USDT payments by integrating CatPay’s crypto payment gateway.
The CatPay solution is designed for quick integration, allowing most businesses to deploy and start accepting cryptocurrencies on the same day.
You can convert USDT to USD at CatPay using an auto-conversion feature during deposits and withdrawals.
Accepting stablecoin payments is legal in many jurisdictions, but businesses should comply with local regulations and tax obligations to ensure the lawful use of stablecoins.