CoreSettle is payment infrastructure for companies that need to accept more than just cards. It combines fiat payments via open banking and bank transfers with crypto acceptance, and helps manage merchant settlement.
What it does
- Open banking: customers pay straight from their European bank accounts.
- SEPA and manual bank transfers: accept payments by bank details.
- Crypto acceptance for customers who prefer paying in digital assets.
- Merchant settlement: payouts to merchants and reconciliation of fiat and crypto transactions.
- Merchant onboarding and payment operations support.
Who it's for
CoreSettle targets businesses rather than individuals: online stores and marketplaces, digital products and SaaS, PSPs and payment platforms, fintech and crypto projects, and companies with customers in several countries. In affiliate marketing it's mostly relevant to product owners, advertisers and platforms that need alternative payment methods. Media buyers paying for Facebook or Google ads usually need virtual cards instead, which is a different kind of service.
How to get started
There's no public pricing on the website: terms, fees and supported countries are agreed individually after you apply. Before onboarding, check whether the service supports your vertical and jurisdiction, what documents are required, and payout times and currencies.
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