A 0xProcessing alternative for static wallets with local withdrawals
0xProcessing pays your users' withdrawals out in crypto. A 0xProcessing alternative keeps the fixed USDT or USDC top-up address and lets users withdraw to a bank or mobile money account. Stay for bitcoin, Binance Pay and hosted payment forms.
When to stay with 0xProcessing
Customers pay in bitcoin, XRP or through Binance Pay
0xProcessing accepts bitcoin, Lightning included, XRP, Monero and many other coins, and takes Binance Pay. Its VRCS can turn deposits in BTC, ETH, SOL and other coins into USDT or USDC before they reach your balance. Unigox crypto processing accepts USDT and USDC only.
You want a hosted form, invoices or subscriptions
0xProcessing hosts a payment form you can open in an iframe and offers invoices, a payment button, white-label forms and recurring payments. Unigox addresses appear on a checkout or top-up screen your own developers build.
Your users withdraw crypto to their own wallets
The 0xProcessing withdrawal API sends crypto to the address your user gives, minus the network fee, and pays on its own below a limit you set; above it, a manager approves. Mass payouts send crypto to a list of recipients. On Unigox, user withdrawals go out in local money through the Payments API.
0xProcessing and Unigox for a user's top-up and cash-out
| Topic | 0xProcessing | Unigox |
|---|---|---|
| Address for each user | A static wallet under your user's ClientId, created the first time that user picks a coin and network; coins on one network share the address. USDT on TON also needs a tag, and deposits start at about 3 USD. | A reusable address under your customer reference, topped up from any wallet or exchange. Your users open no Unigox account. |
| Coins and networks | USDT on Ethereum, Tron, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Polygon, Arbitrum, TON, Solana, opBNB, Optimism and Sui. USDC on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Solana, Optimism and Sui. On Robinhood Chain it lists ETH and USDG. | 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. |
| A user's withdrawal | Crypto to the wallet address in the request, tagged with your ClientId, minus the network fee. Above the limit you set, a manager approves it first. Fiat rates in the API are for display only. | Local money to the user's own bank or mobile money account through the Payments API, funded with USDT or USDC from your partner wallet. |
| Pricing | No public rate. You pay a processing fee on each deposit, set by your business model and monthly turnover. A network fee is added to the user's payment unless you cover it. Withdrawals carry only the network fee, such as 2.6 USDT on Tron. | Crypto processing is priced for your company on the setup call. Every Payments API quote lists the rate, the Unigox fee, your own fee and the total. |
| Fiat for your company | Product pages offer conversion of USDT and USDC to USD or EUR and a withdrawal to your company's bank account. The help centre says there is no automatic conversion to fiat. | Hold the stablecoins, or convert and withdraw them in an available local currency, such as USDC to EUR or GBP. After KYB, your company can also hold accounts in its own name: an EUR IBAN, a GBP account number and sort code, and USD accounts. |
| Regulation | Not published. The terms name 14partners Limited, Seychelles company number 243468, and its checks under the Seychelles Anti-Money Laundering Act 2006. They name no licence or regulator. | 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. |
UnigoxSwitch 0xProcessing top-ups and cash-outs to Unigox
Bring your 0xProcessing deposit numbers
Bring the stablecoins and networks your users top up with on 0xProcessing, your monthly deposit volume and the countries where they cash out. Unigox reviews your company (KYB) and sets networks, pricing and API access before the first address goes live.
Carry over your ClientId
0xProcessing static wallets are created under the ClientId you send. Request each user's Unigox address under that same ID and show its network and token on your top-up screen.
Point withdrawals at the Payments API
Where your server called the 0xProcessing withdrawal API with a wallet address, it now quotes a Payments API payout to the user's bank or mobile money account. Test those payouts in the sandbox, which has the production endpoints, before launch.
0xProcessing questions
Who is behind 0xProcessing, and what does it offer?
A crypto payment gateway run by 14partners Limited of the Seychelles, with static wallets, payment forms, invoices, crypto payouts and VRCS conversion into stablecoins. Unigox fits a platform whose users top up USDT or USDC and must cash out to a bank or mobile money account.
How does 0xProcessing price its processing?
It publishes no rate. The processing fee on each deposit depends on your business model and monthly turnover and is set with a manager, and withdrawals cost only the network fee. Unigox prices crypto processing per company too, and each Payments API quote shows its fee.
Does 0xProcessing pay users out in fiat?
Its withdrawal API pays crypto to a wallet address, its API fiat rates are for display only, and its help centre says there is no automatic conversion to fiat. The Unigox Payments API pays a user's withdrawal into their own bank or mobile money account in local money.
See the Payments APIPair top-ups on 0xProcessing with local cash-outs
Tell us which networks your users top up on with 0xProcessing, your monthly volume and where their withdrawals have to land. We map the Unigox address request and the Payments API payout onto your current flow.
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