Native coins on TronDealer: accept BTC, BNB, ETH, POL, TRX and SOL alongside stablecoins

For most of our history TronDealer was a stablecoin-first gateway: USDT and USDC, dollar-denominated, zero volatility. That is still the core. But merchants kept asking the same question —"my customer only has BNB / ETH / SOL, can I charge them anyway?"— and the answer is now yes.

Starting today, TronDealer detects and settles native-coin deposits on the same multi-client pipeline you already use for stablecoins. Six assets ship in this release: Bitcoin (BTC), BNB, Ether (ETH), Polygon (POL), TRON (TRX) and Solana (SOL).

Why native coins matter for your business#

Stablecoins are perfect for customers already inside crypto. But a large slice of the market holds value in the assets they bought first —Bitcoin, Ether, BNB, SOL— and never converted to USDT. Every time your checkout only speaks stablecoin, those customers bounce.

Accepting native coins closes that gap without adding operational risk, because TronDealer still reports value in USD. The customer pays in BNB; you see $24.80 with the exact amount_native and the price_usd used. Your accounting stays dollar-denominated even when the rail is volatile.

What "native" means here (and what it doesn't)#

This is the important part, so read it before you integrate.

There are also minimum thresholds. Anything below these is ignored entirely (not detected, not notified, not swept), because it wouldn't cover its own sweep cost:

How the money flows#

A native deposit rides the exact same four-state lifecycle as a stablecoin payment:

1. detected — TronDealer sees the direct transfer land on the deposit wallet and takes a price snapshot at that moment.
2. confirmed — the transaction accumulates the per-chain confirmations above.
3. notified — a signed webhook POST fires to your URL.
4. swept — funds move automatically to your payout wallet, or are credited via QvaPay / Zelle if you use a custodial payout method.

Integration: nothing new to learn#

If you already integrate stablecoins, you don't change anything. You assign a deposit wallet on the chain you want, and if the customer sends the native coin instead of the token, it just works.

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   1. Assign a deposit wallet on the target chain

   Same endpoint you already use. Assign a wallet on bsc (or eth, pol, tron, sol, btc) and share the address with your customer.

   POSThttps://www.trondealer.com/api/v2/wallets/assign

   Authx-api-key

The webhook payload#

Native-coin webhooks use the same envelope as stablecoins, with three fields that carry the conversion. Here is a transaction.incoming for a BNB deposit:

{
  "event": "transaction.incoming",
  "timestamp": "2026-07-17T14:03:11.204Z",
  "data": {
    "tx_hash": "0x9f2c…",
    "block_number": 44120981,
    "from_address": "0x1a2b…",
    "to_address": "0x8c7d…",
    "asset": "BNB",
    "amount": 24.80,
    "amount_native": 0.04,
    "price_usd": 620.00,
    "confirmations": 3,
    "wallet_label": "order-1024",
    "network": "bsc"
  }
}

• amount — USD equivalent (what you charge and reconcile against).
• amount_native — the on-chain amount actually received.
• price_usd — the transparent spot used for the conversion.

function handleWebhook(payload) {
  const { asset, amount, amount_native, price_usd, network, wallet_label } = payload.data
 
  // amount is always USD — reconcile the order the same way for every asset
  markOrderAsPaid(wallet_label, amount)
 
  // Optional: show the customer what they actually sent
  if (amount_native != null) {
    console.log(`${wallet_label}: ${amount_native} ${asset} on ${network} ($${amount} @ $${price_usd})`)
  }
}

The X-Signature-256 header is computed exactly as before —HMAC-SHA256(webhook_secret, raw_body)— and the retry policy is unchanged.

Settlement: you choose how you receive it#

Native deposits support the same payout methods as the rest of TronDealer:

• Wallet — the coin is swept directly to your own address on that chain. You receive native BNB / ETH / POL / TRX / SOL / BTC and decide whether to hold or convert.
• QvaPay (custodial) — the value is credited to your QvaPay balance in USD. Native-to-USD conversion applies a transparent spread on this rail; the webhook always reports the clean spot price.
• Zelle (custodial P2P) — a peer-to-peer Zelle offer for markets where that rail fits.

Who this is for#

Rather than invent testimonials, here are the concrete patterns we built this for. Swap in your own numbers as you roll it out:

• Stores whose customers "only have Bitcoin/ETH." A checkout that accepts native coins converts customers who would otherwise abandon at the stablecoin-only step, while your books stay in USD.
• LatAm and hard-currency markets. In regions where the banking rail is hostile, native crypto is real payment infrastructure. TronDealer settles it to QvaPay or Zelle without you touching custody.
• Platforms that already run stablecoins on TronDealer. Zero migration: the same API key, wallets and webhooks now cover six more assets. You expand coverage without shipping new integration code.

Partnerships and ecosystem#

TronDealer is built by QvaPay, and native-coin settlement plugs straight into that ecosystem:

• QvaPay — instant USD credit as a custodial payout rail across all supported assets.
• Zelle — peer-to-peer payout offers for the markets where it fits.
• WooCommerce — our plugin exposes these assets as checkout options with no extra code; if you already run the plugin, native coins appear as additional networks.

If you have a partnership or high-volume use case you want featured here, write to us —we're actively collecting real deployment stories to add to this page.

Roadmap#

Native coins are a foundation, not the finish line. What's next, in order:

• Litecoin (LTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) — same UTXO model as BTC, on the near roadmap.
• Broader native-EVM coverage — extending direct-transfer detection beyond bsc/eth/pol where it's cost-effective.
• PYUSD on Ethereum — another dollar-denominated option.

How to get started#

If you already have a TronDealer account, there's nothing to configure. Assign a wallet on the chain you want and the native coin is detected automatically. Your existing API key and webhooks cover every asset.

If you don't have an account yet, register free at /onboard, pick your payout method, and start charging in minutes. Full API reference lives at trondealer.com/docs.