Link payments to clients
Every payment request goes to a client record.
Payment Gateway
Cryptocurrency Payment Gateway Integration for Forex & CFD Brokers
Broking Bridge is building a cryptocurrency payment gateway integration for Forex and CFD brokers. It will connect crypto payment providers to your broker CRM. It will link each deposit and withdrawal to the right client and trading account. Your team will see the status of every payment and can match records faster.
Integration
What the Integration Does
Broking Bridge is a CRM made for brokers. It does not hold client crypto. It does not process blockchain payments. Your connected crypto payment provider does that. Broking Bridge brings each payment into your CRM, links it to the client, and runs your approval steps.
Client walletSends the crypto
Payment providerConfirms the transfer on the blockchain
Broking Bridge CRMSaves it and links it to the client
Brokerage checksYour brokerage decides whether to credit
Trading platformFunds the account once approved
| Step | Who does it |
|---|---|
| Receive and track crypto | Payment provider |
| Save payments, link clients, run approval steps | Broking Bridge (planned) |
| Decide to credit, and follow the rules | Your brokerage |
The provider sends the payment status and ID. Broking Bridge adds the client and account link. Your brokerage makes the approval decision.
Compare
Crypto Payment Gateway vs. Broker CRM Integration
A crypto payment processor can receive and track payments. What it offers depends on the provider. A broker CRM integration adds something different. It links payments to client profiles and trading accounts, adds your approval steps, and helps your team match records. Many brokers may need both.
| What you need | Crypto payment processor alone | Broking Bridge integration |
|---|---|---|
| Receive and track crypto | Depends on provider | Through connected providers |
| Link payments to clients | Depends on provider; may need manual matching | Planned |
| Link to trading accounts | Depends on provider | Planned |
| Track IB and partner referrals | Rarely | Planned |
| One view for sales, support and finance | Rarely | Planned |
Pick a processor alone if you only need to accept payments. Add the integration if your team matches payments by hand.
Benefits
Why Brokers Use Crypto Payment Solutions
Crypto payment solutions can give clients one more way to fund an account where local options are few. For a broker, the biggest gain is less manual work:
See status fast
Provider updates show next to the client.
Catch odd payments
Wrong or unknown transfers get flagged.
Match records
Finance can compare provider, CRM and platform data.
Track withdrawals
See who approved each request, and when.
Know two risks. Stablecoins like USDT and USDC try to stay close to the US dollar, but nobody guarantees it. Fees and speed change with the network, the provider and the coin, so compare them with your current payment methods.
Payment steps
How a Crypto Payment Works
A payment confirmed on the blockchain is not yet approved by you. These are planned steps, not live features.
| What happens | Planned handling |
|---|---|
| Payment is pending | Track “payment requested” and “confirmed on network” as two separate statuses. |
| Wrong amount | Send too-low or too-high payments to a review list. |
| Wrong network | Flag it for your team. Getting the money back depends on the provider and network. |
| Same alert twice | Check each alert so one payment is never credited two times. |
| Compliance hold | Keep confirmed payments waiting until you approve them. |
| Withdrawal request | You approve first. Then the provider sends the funds. Status is tracked all the way. |
| Records don’t match | Compare the provider and CRM by payment ID, coin, network and amount. |
Example
A client sends 480 USDT for a 500 USDT request. The provider confirms 480. The CRM flags the gap. Your team picks one: credit 480, ask for the rest, or refund.
Normal path
The client picks a coin and network. The provider tracks the transfer. Your checks run. The CRM saves the record. An approved deposit funds the trading account through your platform link.
Features
Planned Features for Broker Teams
Benefits below are goals, not proven results. Every feature is planned.
Deposits linked to clients
Problem: payments arrive with no client name.
Plan: link each payment to a client and trading account, with a clear status.
Goal: less matching by hand.
Status: planned.
Withdrawal approvals
Problem: payouts need a clear OK.
Plan: your team reviews each request before the provider pays out, and the CRM saves each step.
Goal: see who approved what.
Status: planned.
Reports and matching
Problem: finance must compare three sets of records.
Plan: match by payment ID, coin, network, amount and status, using the data each provider gives.
Goal: find gaps faster.
Status: planned.
IB and partner tracking
Problem: payments can lose the link to the partner who referred the client.
Plan: keep the client, payment and partner connected where the data exists.
Goal: cleaner partner reports.
Status: planned.
Problem payment list
Problem: odd payments get lost.
Plan: put wrong amounts, wrong networks and refund requests in one list, within what the provider allows.
Goal: one place to check them.
Status: planned.
Planned Coins, Networks and Tools
Planned Supported Cryptocurrencies
Broking Bridge is developing crypto payment integrations for the following digital assets:
USDT
BTC
ETH
USDC
BNB
LTC
TRX
XRP
Deposit and withdrawal availability will depend on the connected payment provider and supported blockchain networks. Final asset and network support will be confirmed before launch.
KYC/AML integrations
Planned identity verification and sanctions-screening tools.
Liquidity integrations
Planned connections to third-party liquidity providers and Liquidity Bridge, separate from payment processing.
Need a different provider or tool?
Contact us to discuss a custom integration.
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Responsibilities
Security, KYC/AML and Who Does What
| Task | Broking Bridge | Payment provider | Your brokerage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Receive and track crypto | ✔ | ✔ | |
| Receive or hold funds, where it applies | ✔ | ✔ | |
| Save CRM records and run approval steps | ✔ | ||
| Planned KYC/AML and sanctions check tools | ✔ | ||
| Review compliance alerts | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Approve each credit or payout | ✔ | ✔ | |
| Make final KYC, AML and legal decisions | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Security controls
We are still defining the security controls, and we must check them before launch. Broking Bridge will publish the controls that are really in place, and their limits. We will not describe a planned control as a live one.
Before launch, we plan to publish details on access and login, activity logs and payment history, data storage and privacy, how we handle problems, and which countries we support.
Who stays in charge
Payment providers handle the crypto side inside their own services. Broking Bridge is being built to save payment data and support your steps. Your brokerage stays in charge of client checks, alerts, and the final decision to credit or pay out, under the law and your own rules. The exact split depends on the provider, the setup and the country.
Audience
Who Is It For?
Forex and CFD brokers
Link crypto deposits to client profiles and trading accounts.
Multi-asset brokers
See all payment activity in one CRM.
Finance teams
Match provider, CRM and platform records.
Operations and support teams
Spot pending payments, unknown transfers and cases to review.
IB and partner managers
Keep the referral link on each payment where the data allows.
Checklist
How to Choose a Crypto Payment Processor for Your Business
Picking a crypto payment processor for business use? Compare every one of the crypto payment providers on these six points:
1
Coins and networks
Which exact pairs work?
2
Connections
Does it offer APIs and webhooks, and link to your CRM and platform?
3
Costs
What are the service fees, network fees, conversion fees and payout times?
4
Problems
How does it handle refunds, withdrawals and wrong-network transfers?
5
Rules
Which checks does it run, and which countries and business types does it accept?
6
Daily use
How good are its reports, support and uptime?
FAQ
FAQs
It is a service that receives crypto payments. A broker also needs each payment linked to a client and trading account. See the payment steps.
No. Connected providers do. Broking Bridge saves payment data in your CRM. See who does what.
USDT, BTC, ETH, USDC, BNB, LTC, TRX and XRP. None are confirmed yet. We will publish the exact network pairs at launch. See coins and networks.
Automatic funding is planned. It is not live. The plan is: the provider confirms the payment, it passes your checks and approval rules, and then the trading platform is told to credit the account. See the payment steps.
Too-low and too-high payments are planned to go to a review list. Wrong-network transfers may need manual checks. Getting the money back depends on the provider, the network and the case. These steps are planned and not live. See problem payments.
Maybe. Tell us your setup and we will look at a custom link. See early access.
Check coins, connections, total costs, problem handling, rules and reports. See the six points.
Join Early Access
Tell us your trading platform, your payment providers and your markets. After you send the form, our team will contact you about your setup and share launch news. We do not promise a launch date or a start date.