CryptoTuesday, 15 September 2026 · 13:30 GMT · 2 min read

Coins.Game Expands Crypto Payments Integration With CCPayment

The casino and sportsbook uses CCPayment technology to automate crypto deposits, withdrawals, transaction monitoring and reconciliation.

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Coins.Game Expands Crypto Payments Integration With CCPayment

Online casino and sportsbook Coins.Game has detailed its cryptocurrency payments integration with CCPayment, three years after the companies began working together.

The partnership, which started in 2023, initially covered cryptocurrency deposits and withdrawals but has since expanded to include payment tracking, risk controls and transaction reconciliation.

CCPayment's technology allows Coins.Game to provide permanent cryptocurrency deposit addresses while using API verification and webhook notifications to automate the process of crediting player accounts.

Permanent Addresses Streamline Crypto Deposits

Coins.Game can assign each player a permanent deposit address for a supported cryptocurrency and blockchain network, allowing the same address to be reused for subsequent payments.

Once a transaction reaches the required number of blockchain confirmations, CCPayment sends a webhook notification to Coins.Game. However, the operator does not rely solely on that notification before adding funds to a player's balance.

Instead, Coins.Game makes a separate API request to verify the transaction's amount, cryptocurrency and status before updating the player's account.

The additional verification provides another layer of control within the automated process. CCPayment says unsuccessful webhook deliveries can be attempted up to six times over approximately one hour, making verification of the underlying payment record separate from the notification itself.

Batch API Supports Up To 500 Withdrawal Addresses

Coins.Game also uses CCPayment's Batch Withdrawal API to process cryptocurrency payouts.

The system allows a single API request to contain as many as 500 recipient addresses, with each withdrawal retaining its individual amount, cryptocurrency, transaction record and processing status.

At the maximum capacity, this reduces the number of API submission requests required to initiate 500 payouts from 500 individual calls to a single request.

However, the functionality does not mean that all 500 withdrawals are combined into one blockchain transaction. The efficiency applies to the API submission process, while individual payments continue to be recorded separately for monitoring and reconciliation.

Integration Expands Beyond Deposits And Withdrawals

The relationship between Coins.Game and CCPayment has developed beyond basic payment processing to incorporate transaction monitoring and risk management.

The integration includes Know Your Transaction (KYT) checks, allowing cryptocurrency transactions to be assessed for potential risk, alongside records designed to support payment tracking and reconciliation.

CCPayment has not disclosed Coins.Game's cryptocurrency payment volumes, average withdrawal batch sizes or typical processing times. The ability to include 500 recipient addresses should therefore be regarded as the technical capacity of the Batch Withdrawal API rather than an indication that Coins.Game routinely processes payouts at that scale.

The three-year partnership reflects the increasing use of automated cryptocurrency payment infrastructure among online gambling operators seeking to reduce manual processes while retaining transaction verification and monitoring controls.

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