NadiFin review: the merchant gateway is now GrineoPay

NadiFin and GrineoPay

The nadifin.com home page now presents a crypto swap and purchase service, and its pricing page redirects to grineopay.com. GrineoPay has taken over the merchant payment gateway, with its own list of industries and its own terms. NadiFin’s blog even compares GrineoPay with other gateways.

What GrineoPay charges

GrineoPay takes 0.5% per transaction, with no tiers. Merchant approval and payouts are billed as instant. For anything else, the terms point to commercial terms provided separately, and note that network fees vary.

Accepting payments with GrineoPay

GrineoPay accepts more than ten coins, including bitcoin, ether, Solana, USDT, USDC, litecoin, Monero, dogecoin, Cardano and Tron. Merchants receive the coin the customer paid, with no conversion. Payment links, subscriptions, donations, an API, webhooks, WooCommerce and Shopify plugins and a branded checkout are included. The terms state that GrineoPay neither receives nor holds funds. Merchants from Cuba, Iran, North Korea and other sanctioned countries are refused.

The exchange on nadifin.com

NadiFin swaps more than 1,500 cryptocurrencies wallet to wallet, for a service fee that matches GrineoPay’s rate. Buying bitcoin, ether, Solana or USDC by card goes through Stripe, with a 3.9% fee and a minimum of 10 dollars or euros. A WordPress plugin puts these swaps on a site.

Who runs NadiFin and GrineoPay

No company name, address or registration number appears in NadiFin’s terms or GrineoPay’s. No licence appears on the pages read. GrineoPay describes itself as a technology layer for merchants.

Strengths and limitations of NadiFin