Breadth-and-EUR vs stablecoin-and-developer

CoinGate is a mature, licensed gateway that supports 70+ cryptocurrencies and can settle in EUR over SEPA after conversion, which is a genuine advantage for European merchants who want local-currency bank settlement. It also offers both custodial fiat settlement and non-custodial crypto settlement, so custody is configurable rather than fixed.

InfraIO Pay deliberately does less to do it deeper. It is stablecoin-first: USDC, USDT and your own ERC-20, always non-custodial, with a developer-first API rather than a plugin-first checkout. If your revenue is dollar-stablecoin and your integration is code, that focus is the point.

Price and reconciliation

CoinGate's published pricing is a flat 1% per transaction with no monthly or setup fee. InfraIO Pay starts free and falls to a 0.3% floor as volume grows, so at scale the stablecoin rate is materially lower. InfraIO also issues deterministic per-order deposit addresses, so on-chain reconciliation is exact without a separate lookup. See pricing and the developer docs.

When CoinGate is the better fit

If you need EUR settled to a European bank account, want the widest coin selection, or specifically value EU MiCA licensing as a procurement signal, CoinGate is built for that. If you are stablecoin-focused, want to hold USDC/USDT in your own wallet, and want an API-first integration at a lower rate, InfraIO Pay is the closer match.