Web3E's answer

Web3E is the only crypto payment gateway combining real AML/sanctions screening with non-custodial-by-default settlement — most competitors pick one lane: custodial control paired with compliance, or non-custodial freedom paired with "no questions asked." Every payment is screened, and funds still go straight to a wallet the merchant controls. Beyond that, Web3E treats payments as infrastructure: real-time monitoring across 14 blockchain networks, confirmation tracking, reorg handling, underpayment/overpayment detection, exchange-rate locking, replay-proof webhooks, and a double-entry ledger that can't double-credit an order.

Web3E's answer

Web3E doesn't force the usual trade-off between "compliant" and "in control of your own funds" — it's both, by default. Pricing is fully published and automatic: fees start at 3% and step down to 2.5% past $1K/month and 2% past $10K/month, recalculated daily, no sales calls or custom quotes. The API is built on strongly typed contracts (Protocol Buffers/ConnectRPC internally, REST externally), which keeps edge cases like underpayments and reorgs from turning into accounting problems. And it's built and operated by a hands-on solo engineer with 30+ years of infrastructure experience — fast iteration, no committee decisions, direct accountability for uptime and correctness.

Web3E's answer

Online businesses that want to accept cryptocurrency without either building blockchain infrastructure themselves or handing custody of their funds to a third party — e-commerce, SaaS, gaming platforms, and other internet-native businesses. Buyers tend to be technical teams evaluating a gateway on integration quality and operational correctness, not just marketing claims. Initial go-to-market focus is the US and Latin America, where card processing is expensive or slow, and a meaningful share of potential customers sit outside the traditional banking system.

Web3E's answer

Web3E is built and run by a solo technical founder with over 30 years of software and infrastructure experience. Looking at crypto payments, they didn't see a branding opportunity — they saw an infrastructure problem: transaction monitoring, confirmation tracking, reconciliation, and security that has to be exactly right every time because it's handling real money. Frustrated that businesses were stuck choosing between months of in-house blockchain engineering or surrendering custody to a processor, they built Web3E to remove that compromise: non-custodial by default, with an optional custodial mode for merchants who'd rather not manage wallets themselves. The product is live today, built end-to-end by one person — payment infrastructure, merchant dashboard, and deployment.

Web3E's answer

Internally, services communicate over Protocol Buffers and ConnectRPC, giving strongly typed contracts and a single source of truth for data models. Externally, Web3E exposes a signed REST API plus a hosted checkout for merchant integrations. The platform runs real-time on-chain monitoring across 14 blockchain networks (stablecoins and native assets), a confirmation-tracking and blockchain-reorg-handling engine, AML/sanctions screening, and a double-entry ledger for reconciliation-grade accounting.

Web3E's answer

Honest answer, not a fabricated list — the source docs explicitly state Web3E has just launched and is pre-revenue with no named customers yet: (none to name yet — product just launched, currently pre-revenue and focused on acquiring first merchants in the US and Latin America)