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CoinsFlow vs Coinflow

Two companies with similar names. Coinflow's side is from its own pages, read on .

CoinsFlow, with an s, is a crypto payment gateway at coinsflow.app: you make an invoice, your customer pays it in crypto from any wallet, and you withdraw to your own wallet. Coinflow, at coinflow.cash, is a separate company whose platform takes card and bank payments for businesses such as marketplaces and games. They are not connected.

What each one is

WhatCoinsFlowCoinflow
Websitecoinsflow.appcoinflow.cash
What it isA crypto payment gatewayA platform for pay-ins, payouts and FX
How customers payCrypto, from any walletCards and bank transfers, with crypto as an optional rail
Card paymentsnoyes
Paid out to a banknoyes
Paid out to your own walletyesnot stated on the pages we read
Published price0.5% per paymentnone on its site
Getting startedsign up and startcontact its team, or its account setup guide

Coinflow calls itself “one global platform for pay-ins, payouts, and FX orchestration”. Its docs list credit and debit cards and ACH bank transfers among its ways to pay, and say stablecoin and crypto pay-ins “are also available as an optional, advanced rail”. It names marketplaces, gaming, remittance, fintech, e-commerce, payroll, ticketing and travel among the businesses it serves.

CoinsFlow takes crypto only: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ether, BNB, and USDT and USDC on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain. There are no cards and no bank payouts. Payments are read from nodes we run ourselves, and you can start with an email address or a Google account.

A third company shares the name more closely still: Coinsflow LLC, a crypto exchange in Tbilisi, Georgia, at coinsflow.ge. We are not connected to it either.

Pick Coinflow if

  • Your customers pay by card or bank transfer and you want the money settled to a bank account.
  • You run a marketplace or a game and want pay-ins, payouts and currency exchange through one integration.

Pick CoinsFlow if

  • Your customers pay in crypto, from any wallet, and you want to keep it in crypto.
  • You want a published price: 0.5% of each payment, with no setup fee and no monthly fee.
  • You want to start today, through an API or by sending a payment link, with no sales call.
  • You take small orders: there is no smallest invoice in one coin.

Where the figures come from

We run CoinsFlow, so this is our side of it. Everything said about Coinflow is from its own pages, read on :

  • coinflow.cash: “one global platform for pay-ins, payouts, and FX orchestration”, the businesses it names, no prices on the page, and Coinflow Labs Limited in its footer.
  • docs.coinflow.cash: its ways to pay, settlement to a Coinflow Wallet or by a daily ACH push to a bank account, and crypto as “an optional, advanced rail”.

CoinsFlow's figures are on our pricing page and in the API docs.

Questions

Is CoinsFlow the same company as Coinflow?

No. CoinsFlow, with an s, is the crypto payment gateway at coinsflow.app, called coinsflow.net until October 2026. Coinflow is a separate company at coinflow.cash. The two are not connected.

I searched for CoinsFlow and got Coinflow. Which site is this?

This is CoinsFlow, the crypto payment gateway. Search engines sometimes treat our name as a misspelling of Coinflow. Our address is coinsflow.app, and our support is on every page of this site.

Does CoinsFlow take card payments?

No. CoinsFlow takes crypto only: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ether, BNB, USDT and USDC. Coinflow lists credit and debit cards and bank transfers among its payment methods.

What does CoinsFlow cost?

You pay 0.5% of each payment you receive, taken as it is credited, with no setup fee and no monthly fee. Coinflow does not publish its prices on its site.