Crypto payment reconciliation just got a lot simpler.
You can now export your Request Network payment data to CSV.
Each export includes:
→ Payment details: references, dates, status and payment type
→ Amounts & currencies: requested, paid, received and expected amounts
→ Wallets: payer and recipient wallet information
→ Fees: payer, recipient and gas fees
→ Networks: source and destination chains for cross-chain payments
→ Transactions: transaction hashes and block explorer links
→ KYT checks: screening status, results and screened wallets
If you’re executing batch transactions that include cross-chain transfers and swaps, Request Network's CSV export maps all payments to their underlying transaction hashes. Making the most complex crypto operations easy to reconcile.
Cross-chain payments are covered too, with both the source and destination transaction data included.
Now, Finance teams can match invoices to on-chain payments without manually digging through block explorers or maintaining a separate crypto subledger.
Three weeks ago, Request Network introduced its biggest upgrade since 2017 for accepting stablecoin payments.
Today, we're expanding the protocol to support mass payouts.
Today, @RequestNetwork introduces a major upgrade for the iGaming industry:
→ 95% of global stablecoin reach through one integration
→ Cross-chain stablecoin payments
→ One-click gasless deposits
→ Built-in wallet screening powered by @HypernativeLabs
Crypto payments finally work at scale.
📢 On Monday, we are announcing a new payment approach.
Crypto payments in iGaming grew exponentially.
The payment experience didn’t.
Operators still rely on fragmented payment processors, custodial flows, cross-chain complexity, and unnecessary exposure to risky funds.
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