CoinGate is a gateway cryptocurrency payment service founded in 2014 in Vilnius, Lithuania. The service can be used by merchants in order to make payments in cryptocurrency. CoinGate provides an opportunity to accept payments in around 50 cryptocurrencies with a flat 1% fee. Apart from cryptocurrencies CoinGate accepts EUR and USD so the customers that feel uncomfortable paying in crypto (or those who simply have no crypto) can pay with fiat money. Bank transfers, phone credits, and paying with debit or credit cards are also possible via CoinGate. Moreover, the platform can be used to sell cryptocurrency. In this review, we will observe the main features of this platform and will try to figure out if CoinGate is a scam and is it safe to use it.
Coincorner was founded in 2014, during June, it went live just one month later in July 2014, and during October 2014 it was among the first places in the United Kingdom that would provide the ability to its users and customers to buy the Bitcoin using debit and credit cards.
As of November 29, 2019, the volume of the exchange is $158.309 or 20,38914170 BTC. Most active markets are BTC/GBP making 88.50% of the volume, and BTC/EUR making 11.50% of the volume. Data is based on the CoinMarketCap site.