CCPayment Has Integrated Crypto Settlement Workflows
The platform now supports streamlined deposit and settlement tools for global iGaming and eSports operators.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in eSports
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CCPayment has launched integrated cryptocurrency deposit and partner settlement workflows designed for the eSports and iGaming sectors. The service provides operators with direct control over fund movement from initial player deposits to final partner payouts.
Why it matters
eSports operators require granular control over fund movement to manage the complexities of player deposits and affiliate settlements at scale. Integrating these workflows directly into payment infrastructure reduces friction in financial operations.
CCPayment supports more than 900 cryptocurrencies across over 100 blockchain networks, with transaction fees starting at 0.2%. The platform currently processes over 500 million API requests per month for 67,000 global merchant accounts.
The players
CCPayment
This is a digital payment processor that provides cryptocurrency infrastructure and regulatory compliance services for global merchants.
Coins.Game
This is an online gaming and wagering platform that has utilized crypto-payment solutions since 2023.
The details
The platform assigns permanent deposit addresses to players to ensure accurate on-chain fund tracking. Additionally, operators can utilize Batch Withdrawal and Mass Payout APIs to distribute settlements across multiple wallet addresses within a single automated workflow.
Timeline
Coins.Game began its partnership with CCPayment in 2023.
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Roadmap
This integration follows the industry pattern of adopting the Mass Payout API to automate high-frequency settlement tasks. By standardizing these financial workflows, the sector is moving away from manual accounting toward fully automated, blockchain-native payout systems.
eSports operators using this integration may experience reduced overhead costs due to the 0.2% starting fee structure for transactions. These efficiency gains can improve payout speeds for partners and streamline the financial experience for platform users.
The takeaway
Automating fund movement is becoming a critical component for digital platforms managing large-scale crypto transactions. Operators should evaluate how API-driven settlement workflows can replace legacy manual processes to reduce administrative errors.
Further reading
Learn more about the infrastructure behind digital competition in the eSports section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Finbold.
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