Why Crypto Exchanges Are Becoming the New Payment Processors

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Why Crypto Exchanges Are Becoming the New Payment Processors

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Episode 31 of The Crypto Business Podcast — Lucas and Luna explore how crypto exchanges are quietly transforming into payment processors. With Visa and Mastercard shares slipping 1.9% and 2.6% this week while Bitcoin and Ethereum are down over 11%, the hosts examine a surprising trend: exchanges like Coinbase are building direct merchant checkout tools that bypass traditional card networks. Lucas breaks down the economics: a typical Visa transaction costs merchants 1.5% to 3.5%, while an exchange's on-chain settlement fee can be under 0.5%. Luna shares how a Miami coffee shop now processes 18% of daily sales through a crypto checkout widget — paying $0.27 per transaction versus $2.10 on cards. They discuss the technical breakthroughs — Layer-2 scaling and account abstraction that make near-instant settlements possible — and the regulatory hurdles including SEC classification of stablecoins. The episode also touches on Coinbase's 12.5% stock drop this week and what that means for their payment ambitions. If you're building a business or investing in crypto infrastructure, this is the shift to watch. #CryptoExchanges #PaymentProcessors #Coinbase #Visa #Mastercard #Stablecoins #Layer2 #AccountAbstraction #MerchantAdoption #TransactionFees #OnChainPayments #Fintech #CryptoInfrastructure #Business #Technology #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #CryptoBusiness Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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