CryptoCloud

CryptoCloud is a cryptocurrency payment gateway enabling merchants, online businesses, and developers to accept and process payments in over 40 cryptocurrencies. The platform operates at cryptocloud.plus and rebranded to TryBit in June 2026 after roughly five years of operation, with the change designed to support global expansion while maintaining the existing infrastructure and team. The service acts as a bridge between buyers and sellers, automating cryptocurrency transaction receipt, verification, and settlement without requiring merchants to manage wallet infrastructure directly. A merchant registers a project in the CryptoCloud dashboard, selects a connection method, and begins generating payment invoices. Customers see a checkout page with accepted currencies, receive a wallet address, and have the payment monitored on-chain in real time. The platform targets online stores, SaaS platforms, subscription services, online schools, and Telegram bots — any business needing programmatic invoice generation and settlement. Payment links can be shared through social media or messaging channels without a dedicated website. Integration options include a REST API for custom storefronts supporting webhook callbacks on payment confirmation, a Host2Host server-to-server connection for high-volume or enterprise environments, embeddable HTML widgets and payment buttons, and a WordPress plugin for WooCommerce checkout integration. All paths include a test mode that must be exited before live payments begin. The platform supports 40+ cryptocurrencies across confirmed networks including Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Tron, BNB Smart Chain, The Open Network (TON), and Solana, plus Ethereum Layer 2 networks Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism. On Solana specifically, supported assets include SOL (the native token), USDT, USDC, PYUSD, and TRUMP. Additional assets across networks include BTC, ETH, LTC, TRX, BNB, DAI, USDD, SHIB, PEPE, XAUT (a gold-backed token), and DOGE. Merchants can enable automatic stablecoin conversion so all incoming payments settle as USDT regardless of what the customer sends. The service fee starts at 0.4% per transaction with free connection and account creation; withdrawals reach external wallets within 30 minutes and can be scheduled; bulk payouts are available via API; and customizable fee structures apply to higher-volume merchants. Solana's low transaction costs and fast confirmation times suit payment applications where settlement speed matters. CryptoCloud handles multi-network complexity at the infrastructure layer, presenting a unified dashboard and API regardless of which blockchain a customer uses, so merchants can offer Solana alongside higher-fee networks without building separate confirmation logic per chain. Security measures include cold wallet storage for user funds, DDoS protection, a withdrawal whitelist restricting transfers to pre-approved addresses, mandatory two-factor authentication, and AML checks on incoming transactions. The platform reported 99.9% uptime across its first five years, cited in the June 2026 rebrand announcement. CryptoCloud was founded approximately in 2021. Public information about the founding team is limited; the platform has not disclosed individual founders or executives by name. The service operates as a structured company rather than a decentralized protocol, meaning custody and compliance decisions rest with the CryptoCloud/TryBit entity. User reviews on Trustpilot and aggregators praise API documentation quality, integration speed, checkout presentation, and competitive commission rates; some critical reviews flag email support responsiveness. The June 2026 TryBit rebrand — with docs.cryptocloud.plus and support subdomains redirecting to trybit.com equivalents while the main domain continues serving TryBit-branded content — signals continued operation and an expansion push toward enterprise-scale payment clients.