Crypto a Dues store can take

Your buyer’s picker is built live. The coins offered at a checkout are read from the crypto rail at that moment, so a coin the rail has switched off does not appear and cannot be paid to — and anything the rail offers beyond this list is still offered rather than hidden. That is why no page here prints a round number of “supported currencies”: the true answer is whatever the rail says when your buyer arrives.

A coin that is not enabled on the rail is refused before a payment is ever created, so a buyer cannot be sent to an address for something that would bounce. If the rail cannot be reached at all, the checkout says so rather than showing an empty picker. A store with no payout wallet saved does not offer the option in the first place.

Where the money goes

The same place all your money goes on Dues: an account you own. You save a payout wallet and its chain in the dashboard, and every payment is created carrying that address, so settlement is a transfer out to you rather than a balance sitting somewhere with your name on it.

• No wallet, no sale. If a store has crypto switched on but no payout address saved, checkout refuses and says so. Money Dues would have to hold is money Dues will not take.
• You pick the chain. The wallet is checked against the real rules of that chain before it saves, and typed a second time to confirm — an on-chain transfer cannot be undone.
• The role lands on a finished payment. Not on a pending one, and not on a short one: an underpayment stays open and the seller is told, rather than access being handed out for money that did not fully arrive.

Crypto is opt-in per store, and it is still being rolled out. Until it reaches your store, card checkout is what your buyers see — on your own Stripe account, at 0% platform fee, as always.

The rail’s own current list

Dues’ crypto rail is NOWPayments. They publish a per-coin page showing what is available for payments and withdrawals right now, along with each coin’s minimum payment amount — that page, not this one, is the live answer to “can I pay in X today?”:

• nowpayments.io/status-page — per-coin availability and minimums, updated by the provider.

Minimums matter more than the list does. Every coin has a floor below which a payment cannot be made, it differs per pair, and Dues quotes it from the rail at checkout for the exact pair the buyer is on rather than guessing.