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BlackNosePay review: 2.5% crypto checkout and Telegram sales

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BlackNosePay is a hosted gateway that takes crypto payments, plus PIX for Brazil. It charges 2.5% plus $0.20 per crypto payment and holds funds in a balance until withdrawal.

Published feesPIX for BrazilTelegram bots

Our verdict on BlackNosePay

BlackNosePay suits a small adult site that wants to take crypto within minutes, with no server, and sell through a Telegram bot or a payment link.

The operator is unknown, and money waits in its balance. Withdraw often.

BlackNosePay home page, a crypto and PIX payment gateway
BlackNosePay

What BlackNosePay charges

A crypto payment costs 2.5% plus $0.20, and each withdrawal $1. On a $100 sale the merchant keeps $97.30. An option passes the fee on to the buyer, on top of the price. PIX costs 3.99% plus R$1 per payment and R$4.50 per withdrawal. The account is free, with no monthly or setup fees.

Supported coins

The getting started guide lists BTC, ETH, USDT on Tron, Ethereum or BSC, LTC, SOL, DOGE, MATIC and BNB. The home page claims 100+ cryptocurrencies, the guide about fifteen. Merchants pick which coins to accept and decide what happens to an underpayment or an overpayment.

Selling with BlackNosePay

The gateway builds payment links, customisable checkout pages and Telegram bots that sell and deliver content on their own. An API and webhooks connect an existing site. BlackNosePay advertises discreet billing and no chargebacks. Two-factor authentication protects the account.

Balance and withdrawals

Payments build up in a balance held by BlackNosePay, which the merchant then withdraws to a wallet. No minimum withdrawal and no withdrawal delay appear on the pages read.

AML checks

The home page promises sign-up with no complex verification, yet the AML policy provides for identity checks and for identifying the owners of a business. It also sets out transaction monitoring and reports to the authorities. An account can therefore be reviewed later.

Who runs BlackNosePay

No company, address or registration number appears in the terms, the privacy policy, the AML policy or the footer. Contact goes through a support email and X, Instagram and Telegram accounts. No licence appears on the pages read.

Strengths and limitations of BlackNosePay

Strengths

  • Fees published with a worked example.
  • Telegram bots that deliver on their own.
  • No server to run.

Limitations

  • Unknown operator.
  • Funds held in a balance.
  • Fees higher than elsewhere.

BlackNosePay vs ATLOS and Bitcart

ATLOS sends payments straight to the wallet and takes 1%. Bitcart runs on your own server and takes nothing. BlackNosePay costs more and holds the funds, but adds PIX and Telegram selling.

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