CCPayment links crypto player deposits, treasury conversion and partner payouts for iGaming and eSports

CCPayment is pitching a two-part workflow for iGaming and eSports operators: move player deposits into treasury-ready funds, then push recurring partner settlements through the same stack. That matters because the job is no longer just accepting crypto; it is controlling where the money goes next, and who gets paid, without turning finance into a wallet-by-wallet relay race.

1. For recurring deposits, CCPayment can assign each player a permanent deposit address. When funds are detected on-chain, webhook notifications update the corresponding player balance, which gives operators a direct link between blockchain activity and player-facing accounting.
2. Incoming assets can then be automatically converted into stablecoins and sent via auto-withdrawal to a designated treasury address. In practice, that creates a path from player payment to treasury management without making finance teams manually chase each transfer.
3. CCPayment says it supports more than 900 cryptocurrencies across 100+ blockchain networks, with transaction fees starting from 0.2%. For operators running multiple payment rails, that is the part that determines whether crypto is a side channel or a real funding source.
4. Outbound payments are not limited to player withdrawals. After NGR reconciliation, operators may need to settle affiliates, game suppliers, white-label partners and studios in recurring batches, and CCPayment’s Batch Withdrawal and Mass Payout APIs are designed to distribute those settlements to multiple wallet addresses through a single workflow while keeping approval controls in place for finance and treasury teams.
5. Sub-merchant accounts allow balances to be segregated by brand under a master account while consolidating reporting and reconciliation. CCPayment also says stablecoin conversion, fiat off-ramp and real-time KYT (Know Your Transaction) monitoring extend the workflow into treasury settlement and transaction risk management.

CCPayment says it maintains regulatory registrations across the U.S., Canada and Australia, reports more than 67,000 merchant accounts globally and over 500 million API requests per month. Its platform is also used by Coins.Game, which has partnered with CCPayment since 2023.