While CoinGate supports payments in 15+ cryptocurrencies – including BTC, ETH, LTC, TRX, and USDC (find a full list here) – CentoHost may not accept all of them. It’s always best to check CentoHost’s website or the checkout page to see the full list of accepted coins and networks. 

CentoHost may support multiple networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Solana, Optimism, and TRON. However, this depends on which cryptocurrencies and networks CentoHost has enabled – so be sure to double-check during checkout.

Yes, if CentoHost has enabled stablecoin payments, you can pay with assets like USDC across networks such as Ethereum, TRON, and BSC. Stablecoins offer the benefit of price stability and fast confirmations.

Absolutely. All payments go through CoinGate’s secure and verified on-chain process. If something goes wrong – such as an order being canceled or undelivered – CoinGate also supports refunds in cryptocurrency, depending on the merchant’s refund policy.

Crypto payments to CentoHost are typically confirmed in minutes. Some networks like TRON, Polygon, or BSC are nearly instant, while Bitcoin and Ethereum may take slightly longer depending on network load.

CoinGate locks in the exchange rate at the time of checkout. As long as you complete the payment within the provided time window, the price won’t change – even if the market fluctuates.

Yes. After you initiate a payment, CoinGate provides a real-time tracking link and confirmation page so you can monitor the payment status from start to finish.