List of restricted countries for cooperation:
Afghanistan, Angola, Bahamas, Barbados, Belarus, Botswana, Burundi, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Crimea (Ukraine), Cuba, Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), DR Congo, El Salvador, Eritrea, Gaza Strip, Guinea Bissau, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Jamaica, Jordan, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Lebanon, Libya, Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR), Mali, Mauritania, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, Nicaragua, North Korea, Panama, Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic, Republic of Abkhazia, Republic of Artsakh, Republic of China (Taiwan), Republic of Kosovo, Republic of Somaliland, Republic of South Ossetia, Russian Federation, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, Senegal, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Territories occupied by Russia, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkey, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates, United States of America, Vanuatu, Venezuela, Viet Nam, West Bank (Palestinian Territory), Western Sahara, Yemen, Zimbabwe
European Union member countries
Costa Rica
America
United Kingdom
What is KYC?
KYC (Know Your Customer) is the process of verifying a customer’s identity before granting them the access to service functionalities.
Do your clients need to undergo KYC to use the service?
No, KYC is not required for your clients on Swapple, if the Merchant already verified the customer. On our platform, only merchant identification (KYC) takes place necessarily.Any legal entity can accept cryptocurrency payments (except for the legal entities, incorporated or operating in the countries and territories from the restricted list above ).In accordance with the applicable terms of the Agreement, merchants(exchange, wallet, etc.) must conduct KYC procedures for their customers and share this data with the Swapple upon request (such requests are selective).
Yes, we require KYB for all legal entities to comply with the applicable legislation and ensure a secure transaction environment.
No, Swapple does not enforce any regulatory requirements. The compliance with the local legislation, however, is a responsibility of the merchant (exchange, platform, wallet, etc.).
The average integration time with the service is 5 days and directly depends on the volume of functionality that will be used by the merchant and the number of supported pairs.
The total fee for on-ramp and off-ramp consists of three main parts
- Card processing fee - the cost charged by the payment system for accepting or paying out payments.
- Crypto processing fee - minimum value of 0.2%, which may vary depending on the pair and market service fee.
- Network fee - this is a fee charged for conducting a transaction in the blockchain network, and it can vary depending on the chosen network and the network load at certain times.
If a fiat gateway is involved, the maximum amount of deposit or withdrawal in a single payment for a specific currency is limited by the maximum amount of the payment provider (the payment system processing the specific payment). In the case of card processing, the only limit is the monthly limit of the card, which the customer can inquire about from the issuing bank of their card.
If the required currency is not available on our service, a request can be made to the sales manager to add such currency.
Yes, when creating an order, the address of the required wallet or exchange is specified, and after payment, the cryptocurrency is transferred to this address.
There is an option for communication with live support chat through FreshChat on the payment invoice window. The customer FAQ is currently being processed as of January 18, 2024.
There are two methods for calculating the exchange rate:
On the merchant side (exchange, platform, wallet, etc.), it is possible to track the status of the order execution - the merchant receives the transaction success status when the funds are received on the specified account or address. Additionally, there may be additional methods of notifying the user of the receipt of funds to their account - notifications via email, mobile app, messenger, SMS, etc. on the merchant's side.
No, if it concerns automatic debits from the customer's balance, such as in the case of a subscription with a monthly withdrawal of a certain amount. However, a system of automatic commission debits that are stored on the merchant's balance is possible.
We use RSA-1024 with a key in PKCS1 format, which is an encryption method using asymmetric cryptography. Here are some advantages of using this security method during the integration of two projects:
On average, requests are resolved within a range of 2 hours, and in rare cases, it may take up to 72 hours.
*It is recommended not to change the user ID for repeat attempts (order creation, etc.).
Our security measures are aimed at eliminating the possibility of fraudulent transactions. This includes:
* Verification of payment orders from merchants: We carefully analyze each payment request from merchants and verify it for authenticity before making a payment. This helps avoid potential fraudulent activity.
* Detection of suspicious transactions: If we detect suspicious activity from a particular user or group of users, we take immediate action to suspend and investigate such transactions. This may include blacklisting of cards or IP addresses.