We have some exciting news for you: we have added a new feature that allows you to withdraw your crypto earnings in British pounds!
With Sheepy, you can:
- Convert your crypto earnings into British pounds in seconds
- Withdraw them to your bank account or debit card with low fees
- Enjoy the convenience and speed of our platform
Ready to withdraw in GBP?
Visit our demo page and see how easy it is https://www.sheepy.com/demo
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We are thrilled to announce Sheepy's latest feature, the Fiat Auto Withdrawal! This tool lets you set automatic withdrawals from your crypto balances directly to your bank account in various fiat currencies. It simplifies the process, giving you more control over your transactions without the need to manually withdraw funds.
How does it work:
- Go to your fiat withdrawal methods
- Switch any of your successful withdrawal methods to automatic mode
- Set up preferred withdrawal frequency
- Let us handle the rest!
If you have any questions or need assistance navigating the platform, contact our managers at https://www.sheepy.com/contact-us.
We invite you to experience the power of seamless transactions with Sheepy, your trusted partner for secure and efficient crypto payments.
Proceed to Demo Page.
How does it work:
- Go to your fiat withdrawal methods
- Switch any of your successful withdrawal methods to automatic mode
- Set up preferred withdrawal frequency
- Let us handle the rest!
If you have any questions or need assistance navigating the platform, contact our managers at https://www.sheepy.com/contact-us.
We invite you to experience the power of seamless transactions with Sheepy, your trusted partner for secure and efficient crypto payments.
Proceed to Demo Page.
Introducing Sheepy's Manual Conversion Feature!
We are proud to announce the launch of our manual conversion feature, a game-changing innovation that will revolutionize the way you use crypto.
Sheepy is the ultimate platform for online payments, offering you a simple and secure way to transact with cryptocurrencies. With our manual conversion feature, you can now customize your crypto transactions like never before. You can manually convert your crypto into any digital asset you want, from stablecoins to other popular cryptocurrencies.
Why use manual conversion?
Manual conversion gives you more power and flexibility over your crypto transactions. You can:
- Choose from a variety of conversion options to suit your needs and preferences
- Adjust the conversion parameters to optimize your transactions
- Track the progress of your conversions in real-time
- Avoid the volatility and risk of crypto markets
- Save on fees and taxes by converting at the best rate and time
Experience the benefits of manual conversion with Sheepy!
Visit https://sheepy.com and get your free trial today.
We are proud to announce the launch of our manual conversion feature, a game-changing innovation that will revolutionize the way you use crypto.
Sheepy is the ultimate platform for online payments, offering you a simple and secure way to transact with cryptocurrencies. With our manual conversion feature, you can now customize your crypto transactions like never before. You can manually convert your crypto into any digital asset you want, from stablecoins to other popular cryptocurrencies.
Why use manual conversion?
Manual conversion gives you more power and flexibility over your crypto transactions. You can:
- Choose from a variety of conversion options to suit your needs and preferences
- Adjust the conversion parameters to optimize your transactions
- Track the progress of your conversions in real-time
- Avoid the volatility and risk of crypto markets
- Save on fees and taxes by converting at the best rate and time
Experience the benefits of manual conversion with Sheepy!
Visit https://sheepy.com and get your free trial today.
Sheepy has a demo page where you can see how the platform works and try it out for yourself. The demo page lets you create a sample invoice and see how you can configure payment settings. This demo page is a great way to experience the convenience and flexibility of Sheepy.
I tried to check your demo. Basically, the countdown starts after you input the payment amount, but not before you select the payment method. I don't think it is a good option. I'd suggest starting the countdown after the user choose the payment method, and maybe extending the timeout for more than 15 minutes since a confirmation might take longer than that in the live version.Also, what is the difference in the QR code between the URL, Address, and Amount shown in https://www.sheepy.com/demo/invoice/demo? I can't seem to understand it.
Try our Demo page to pay with crypto easily and securely!
Sheepy has a demo page where you can see how the platform works and try it out for yourself. The demo page lets you create a sample invoice and see how you can configure payment settings. This demo page is a great way to experience the convenience and flexibility of Sheepy.
Just visit https://www.sheepy.com/demo and follow the instructions to get acquainted with crypto payments.
Sheepy has a demo page where you can see how the platform works and try it out for yourself. The demo page lets you create a sample invoice and see how you can configure payment settings. This demo page is a great way to experience the convenience and flexibility of Sheepy.
Just visit https://www.sheepy.com/demo and follow the instructions to get acquainted with crypto payments.
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Whether you’re looking to collect recurring payments or improve your overall business operations, Sheepy’s payment solution is a cost-effective and reliable choice for software developers and SaaS enterprises.
Contact us today to learn more https://www.sheepy.com/contact-us
Whether you’re looking to collect recurring payments or improve your overall business operations, Sheepy’s payment solution is a cost-effective and reliable choice for software developers and SaaS enterprises.
Contact us today to learn more https://www.sheepy.com/contact-us
Which makes me wonder who makes up this list of high-risk countries?
It's not like we will see The Government of Bolivia sue sheepy for not complying with their financial regulations, like the way SEC usually does with services that try to act with in the United States.
At Sheepy, we follow international standards and regulations for AML/KYC compliance, which are established by organizations such as the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
We also conduct our own risk assessments and due diligence when determining which countries or regions are deemed high-risk (e.g. countries that have restrictive crypto approach or ban payments for goods and services in crypto). While we may not face legal action from a specific country's government for non-compliance, we take our regulatory obligations seriously and work to ensure that we are compliant with applicable laws and regulations to protect our customers and business.
Any chance to share here your fee structure? I didn't even try to find it very hard, but I couldn't find it on the site for such information except for no setup fees.
Our fee structure is straightforward, we charge a flat rate of 0.99% for each invoice processed on Sheepy (excluding network fees).
may also have our internal policies and risk appetite assessments that determine which countries or regions are considered high-risk for crypto payments.
I would really like to hear how it is determined that some countries are "high-risk" for crypto payments. Apart from certain countries that have banned crypto, I don't see how it can still be limited territorially.
Which makes me wonder who makes up this list of high-risk countries?
It's not like we will see The Government of Bolivia sue sheepy for not complying with their financial regulations, like the way SEC usually does with services that try to act with in the United States.
may also have our internal policies and risk appetite assessments that determine which countries or regions are considered high-risk for crypto payments.
I would really like to hear how it is determined that some countries are "high-risk" for crypto payments. Apart from certain countries that have banned crypto, I don't see how it can still be limited territorially.
With this new feature, merchants can provide deposit (static) addresses to their clients and receive payments directly to their wallets. Sheepy will automatically generate an invoice and issue a notification to the merchant when a payment is received.
Any chance to share here your fee structure? I didn't even try to find it very hard, but I couldn't find it on the site for such information except for no setup fees.
Yes, you are right. In general, financial regulations and compliance requirements can vary greatly across different jurisdictions. Some countries have stricter regulations when it comes to cryptocurrency payments, and we, as a payment gateway,
Most, if not all, financial legislation is strict for amounts that exceed the amount of one thousand or two thousand dollars, and most payments to merchants are less than that amount. Therefore, there is no need for strictness for depositors, and perhaps the necessary strictness for stores, as the total of their transfers will definitely be more than a thousand dollars.Many countries do not have clear legislation for encrypted currencies, and therefore, as long as the transfer does not contain US dollars, most of these legislations are useless.
Isn't this a bad choice for users? Where anyone can know my daily store deposit and thus estimate what I can buy.
📢 Sheepy launches deposit addresses!
With this new feature, merchants can provide deposit (static) addresses to their clients and receive payments directly to their wallets. Sheepy will automatically generate an invoice and issue a notification to the merchant when a payment is received.
Merchants can now assign a unique text label to each deposit (static) address, such as a user_id making it easier to track and verify payments from end clients.
Deposit (static) addresses are designed to simplify and speed up the payment process for both merchants and their clients, especially, if you need to track client balances and their deposits on the go.
▶️ For more information, please visit https://api.sheepy.com/doc/api#tag/Deposit-addresses
With this new feature, merchants can provide deposit (static) addresses to their clients and receive payments directly to their wallets. Sheepy will automatically generate an invoice and issue a notification to the merchant when a payment is received.
Merchants can now assign a unique text label to each deposit (static) address, such as a user_id making it easier to track and verify payments from end clients.
Deposit (static) addresses are designed to simplify and speed up the payment process for both merchants and their clients, especially, if you need to track client balances and their deposits on the go.
▶️ For more information, please visit https://api.sheepy.com/doc/api#tag/Deposit-addresses
Can you at least explain why those jurisdictions are prohibited? I'm seeing countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, etc. What is the legal rule or regulation that you refer to when you ban them? IIRC, other payment gateways don't prohibit users (business owners or buyers) from those countries from using their services, so it looks odd to me. From a quick glance, it seems like you prohibit business owners from countries where using crypto as a payment option is not legal.
Yes, you are right. In general, financial regulations and compliance requirements can vary greatly across different jurisdictions. Some countries have stricter regulations when it comes to cryptocurrency payments, and we, as a payment gateway, may also have our internal policies and risk appetite assessments that determine which countries or regions are considered high-risk for crypto payments.
Of course, we are a regulated fintech business and have certain limitations in terms of counties and territories. This is relevant for our merchants but not customers who would like to pay using our payment gateway.
Can you at least explain why those jurisdictions are prohibited? I'm seeing countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, etc. What is the legal rule or regulation that you refer to when you ban them? IIRC, other payment gateways don't prohibit users (business owners or buyers) from those countries from using their services, so it looks odd to me. From a quick glance, it seems like you prohibit business owners from countries where using crypto as a payment option is not legal.
Hello guys!
Of course, we are a regulated fintech business and have certain limitations in terms of counties and territories. This is relevant for our merchants but not customers who would like to pay using our payment gateway.
The same relates to KYC which is the current market standard for all legit crypto businesses. However, we are committed to enhancing the process with automated checks, monitoring tools and public databases.
Of course, we are a regulated fintech business and have certain limitations in terms of counties and territories. This is relevant for our merchants but not customers who would like to pay using our payment gateway.
The same relates to KYC which is the current market standard for all legit crypto businesses. However, we are committed to enhancing the process with automated checks, monitoring tools and public databases.
Even though this site has been registered since 2001, it was only updated in 2022, so I'm still a little doubtful about the credibility of this site,
Now of course crypto did not exist in 2001
this is a purchased domain.Anyway, it bothers me to see how crypto services are basically blacklisting every country they don't like. OP should probably make this an EEA-restricted service since he supports SEPA anyway.
It looks like they reduce the firewall rules and restrictions on their cloud flare account which is why it is now accessible. I tried to make an account and verify the email but my account is in testing mode after searching around why it's a testing mode I saw a tab "verify" that requires KYC.
It means that this payment gateway needs to be KYC verified before you can able to use their service which is risky if we share our documents with a months-old payment gateway.
The domain is aged but the website itself is pretty new and it doesn't have any reviews yet and they only support API unlike BTCpayserver.
indeed, members have to be very careful with who they hand over their personal details to. It could be a scammer, and you don't want to know what they will user your KYC documents for after they have been sold off in the dark marketIt means that this payment gateway needs to be KYC verified before you can able to use their service which is risky if we share our documents with a months-old payment gateway.
The domain is aged but the website itself is pretty new and it doesn't have any reviews yet and they only support API unlike BTCpayserver.
personal data can be misused by platforms that are not so reputable so I also won't be careless in placing KYC.
it seems my country is on the prohibited list,
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Even though this site has been registered since 2001, it was only updated in 2022, so I'm still a little doubtful about the credibility of this site,
It looks like they reduce the firewall rules and restrictions on their cloud flare account which is why it is now accessible. I tried to make an account and verify the email but my account is in testing mode after searching around why it's a testing mode I saw a tab "verify" that requires KYC.
It means that this payment gateway needs to be KYC verified before you can able to use their service which is risky if we share our documents with a months-old payment gateway.
The domain is aged but the website itself is pretty new and it doesn't have any reviews yet and they only support API unlike BTCpayserver.
indeed, members have to be very careful with who they hand over their personal details to. It could be a scammer, and you don't want to know what they will user your KYC documents for after they have been sold off in the dark market It means that this payment gateway needs to be KYC verified before you can able to use their service which is risky if we share our documents with a months-old payment gateway.
The domain is aged but the website itself is pretty new and it doesn't have any reviews yet and they only support API unlike BTCpayserver.
It looks like they reduce the firewall rules and restrictions on their cloud flare account which is why it is now accessible. I tried to make an account and verify the email but my account is in testing mode after searching around why it's a testing mode I saw a tab "verify" that requires KYC.
It means that this payment gateway needs to be KYC verified before you can able to use their service which is risky if we share our documents with a months-old payment gateway.
The domain is aged but the website itself is pretty new and it doesn't have any reviews yet and they only support API unlike BTCpayserver.
It means that this payment gateway needs to be KYC verified before you can able to use their service which is risky if we share our documents with a months-old payment gateway.
The domain is aged but the website itself is pretty new and it doesn't have any reviews yet and they only support API unlike BTCpayserver.
We are offering a cutting-edge platform that enables to start accepting crypto payments as they were meant to be - global and frictionless.
I think that you need to redefine the word global because, based on the posts above, about a third of the countries in the world are banned from using your payment service, which is something against the nature of cryptocurrencies available to all countries of the world
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you confirm that your business is not under the control of a national or resident of any country where crypto assets transactions are explicitly prohibited or the United States of America (including all USA territories like Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Island, and the US Virgin Islands).
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You confirm that you are not a national or resident of the following prohibited jurisdictions: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Nepal, Nigeria, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Palestinian Territory, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen. We maintain the right to restrict or refuse its services in these jurisdictions.
So, as a store owner, I have lost large numbers of users as a result of using your service to process crypto payments, so what will I benefit from?Versus a lot of solutions found here ----> LIST Bitcoin Payment processors
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