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Triple-A
Licensed payment institution focused on regulated stablecoin acceptance and fiat settlement for businesses.
custodial Fiat settlement API Hosted checkout Invoicing
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Triple-A is a payments company built around regulatory licensing, offering businesses stablecoin and crypto acceptance with settlement in fiat to a bank account. Its positioning is aimed at merchants and enterprises for whom the compliance question comes before the technical one — regulated status, audit trails and conventional settlement.
Capabilities
- Custody model
- custodial
- Settlement
- fiat, stablecoin
- Settlement notes
- Fiat settlement to a business bank account is the core offering.
- Fees
- Pricing is quoted per merchant rather than published as a single headline rate. Contact the provider.
- Shopify
- Supported
- WooCommerce
- Supported
- API
- Available
- Hosted checkout
- Available
- Invoicing
- Available
- Merchant verification
- Supported
- Geographic availability
- Multi-region, with licensing in several jurisdictions. Confirm coverage for your market.
- Merchant requirements
- Full business verification; this is an enterprise-oriented onboarding process.
Integrations
- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Magento
- Custom API
- Hosted checkout
- Payment links
Strengths
- Regulatory licensing in multiple jurisdictions
- Clean fiat settlement and conventional reporting
- Enterprise-grade onboarding and support
Trade-offs
- No published flat pricing — you have to talk to sales
- Onboarding is heavier than self-service gateways
- Overkill for a small merchant wanting a checkout button
Triple-A sells to a different buyer than most gateways in this directory: the one whose compliance team has to sign off.
Licensing as the product
For a small merchant, a crypto payment gateway is a plugin decision. For a regulated business, a listed company or anyone with a serious finance function, it is a vendor risk assessment — and most crypto-native gateways do not survive one.
A licensed payment institution with audit trails, conventional settlement and a documented regulatory posture is what makes the project approvable. That is what is being sold here, and the pricing model reflects it.
When it is the wrong choice
If you run a small store and want a crypto button by Friday, this is not it. Self-service gateways exist, cost less, and onboard in an afternoon.
For payers
You are unlikely to notice which gateway a large merchant uses. A hosted checkout, a coin list, a network selector, a countdown. Same rules apply.
Merchants using Triple-A
1 merchant in the directory where we have identified this gateway.
Triple-A questions
Why choose a licensed payment institution over a crypto-native gateway?
Because for some businesses the blocker is not technical. A regulated counterparty with auditable processes is what lets a finance or compliance team approve the project at all.
Does Triple-A publish its fees?
Pricing is quoted per merchant rather than published as a single rate, which is normal for enterprise payments and unhelpful if you are comparison shopping.