Adyen vs CryptoPAYR

Features 5 shared 9 only Adyen 11 only CryptoPAYR
Payment methods 44 only Adyen 15 only CryptoPAYR
Countries 1 shared 12 only Adyen
Industries 1 shared 7 only Adyen 4 only CryptoPAYR

Both compared on published, sourced figures. Rows that differ are highlighted; anything we could not source from a public page is shown as “Not published” rather than filled in with an estimate.

What would you actually pay?

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Adyen
per month
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per month
Difference
per year

An estimate from published rates, not a quote. Interchange++ pricing includes an assumed 0.25% interchange and 0.10% scheme fees, because the real figure depends on your card mix.

Adyen compared with CryptoPAYR
Attribute Adyen CryptoPAYR
Published pricing Interchange++ — $0.13 processing fee + 0.60% acquiring markup (Visa/Mastercard) 0.1%–2% + $0.10 per successful payment (tier drops automatically with monthly volume)
Pricing model Interchange++ Blended
Percentage fee 0.60%source 0.10%source
Fixed per transaction $0.13source $0.10source
Monthly fee $0.00source $0.00source
Setup fee Not published $0.00source
Settlement Not published T+0
Payment methods 44 15
Countries served 13 1
Sandbox Yes Yes
Webhooks Yes Yes
Instant sandbox Not published Yes
Headquarters NL Not published
Founded 2006 2024
Data last verified 9 Aug 2026 9 Aug 2026

Only attributes at least one of the two publishes are listed — 15 rows. Where both are silent the row is omitted rather than filled with “Not published” twice.

Only Adyen

payment methods

Visa Mastercard American Express JCB UnionPay Diners Club Discover Maestro Cartes Bancaires Dankort Elo Apple Pay +32 more

features

Split payments 3-D Secure 2 Tokenization Level 3 data Network tokenization Account updater Smart routing Cascading / retry Published uptime SLA

countries

Austria Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus Switzerland Andorra Canada Brazil China United Arab Emirates Bahrain Australia

integrations

WooCommerce Shopify Magento PHP SDK Node.js SDK Python SDK .NET SDK Java SDK Ruby SDK Go SDK iOS SDK Android SDK

Only CryptoPAYR

payment methods

Bitcoin Lightning Network Ethereum Tether (USDT) USD Coin (USDC) Stablecoins (general) Solana XRP Monero Litecoin Dogecoin BNB +3 more

features

Crypto support High-risk accepted Instant sandbox Low fees Mobile payments Recurring billing Startup-friendly Virtual items Virtual terminal Hosted checkout Payment links

Questions about Adyen and CryptoPAYR

These answers are generated from the two providers' actual figures, so they differ from comparison to comparison rather than being the same block of text on every page.

Which is cheaper, Adyen or CryptoPAYR?

On published percentage rates, CryptoPAYR is cheaper: 0.10% against 0.60%, a difference of 0.50%. On €10,000 of monthly volume that is roughly €50.00 a month before fixed fees.

Does Adyen or CryptoPAYR cover more countries?

Adyen lists 13 countries and CryptoPAYR lists 1. Only Adyen covers Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus and Switzerland and 7 others. Coverage here means the provider lists the country as served; it is not a guarantee that your specific business type will be onboarded there.

What payment methods does Adyen support that CryptoPAYR does not?

Adyen supports Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, UnionPay and Diners Club, which CryptoPAYR does not. CryptoPAYR supports Bitcoin, Lightning Network, Ethereum, Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC) and Stablecoins (general), which Adyen does not. If a local method matters for your market, it is usually the single biggest conversion difference between two otherwise similar providers.

Is it worth switching from Adyen to CryptoPAYR?

Run your own numbers before deciding: the difference between Adyen and CryptoPAYR only matters against your actual volume, average ticket and cross-border share. Use the calculator above, then weigh the annual saving against the switching cost — re-integration, re-certification, losing stored card tokens unless the provider supports a network-token migration, and any notice period in your current contract. A saving under roughly 15 basis points rarely survives that arithmetic.

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