B2BinPay vs SHKeeper

How B2BinPay vs SHKeeper compare on our ratings, payment gateway specs, funding, pros and cons.

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Feature
Ratings
Our score4.2/54.0/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Fees4.05.0
Integrations4.54.0
Settlement options4.53.5
Reliability4.04.0
Support4.03.5
Specs
Processing fee0.4%0%
SettlementCrypto, Stablecoins, Fiat, Auto-conversionCrypto, Stablecoins
Coins supported35019
IntegrationsB2CORE, BridgerPay, FX Backoffice, Praxis CashierWooCommerce, WordPress, WHMCS, PrestaShop, OpenCart
Invoicing Yes Yes
Mass payouts Yes Yes
Self-hosted option No Yes
Business verification (KYB) Yes No
Settle in stablecoins Yes Yes
API & SDKs Yes Yes
Company
Founded——
HeadquartersEl Salvador—
InvestorsNot disclosedNot disclosed
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Processes transactions at low incoming merchant fees from 0.40% down to 0.25%
  • No processing fee charged on outgoing merchant payouts
  • Supports over 350 cryptocurrencies across 17 separate blockchains
  • Licensed Virtual Asset Service Provider in El Salvador and Mauritius
  • Zero percent platform processing fees on all transactions
  • Non-custodial architecture leaves merchants in complete control of private keys
  • No identity verification or merchant KYB documentation required
  • Native support for Monero alongside major Layer 1 and Layer 2 chains
Cons
  • Enterprise setup requires a $1,000 onboarding fee
  • Custodial accounts carry counterparty risk until funds settle to merchant bank accounts
  • Requires mandatory business verification with limits on active KYB submissions
  • No self-hosted deployment option for completely on-premise infrastructure
  • No built-in auto-conversion to fiat currencies
  • Requires server hosting, manual updates, and infrastructure maintenance
  • Merchant must supply native gas tokens to sweep incoming stablecoin deposits
  • Dedicated technical setup and direct support costs $2,000 annually
Best forForex and CFD brokerage platforms, High-volume e-commerce merchants, iGaming and digital entertainment platformsSelf-hosting merchants avoiding processing fees, Businesses requiring non-custodial crypto settlement, Stores accepting privacy coins like Monero

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