Methodology

One row is a tuple: provider, country (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2), method id, direction. buy means fiat to crypto. sell means crypto to fiat. Fiat codes are the codes on the source row. This site does not invent a second currency claim.

A row is admitted only if it is in src/data/coverage.json and has a source URL. The page build does not add combinations to fill a grid. If the cell you want is missing, it is missing.

933 rows. The seed marked them high: a public API row treated as active, or an official page that names the rail. In the Poland/BLIK set that is Paybis, Binance, OKX, KuCoin, and Kanga.

288 rows. The seed marked them medium. In this file that is three cases:

• MoonPay country gates. The public countries endpoint does not name a payment method.
• Onramp.money rows whose note says isActive=0. Listed, flagged inactive.
• BLIK documents that do not settle whether checkout is live: Guardarian, Bybit EU, Bitget.

0 rows. Low is for an indirect or stale claim. The level is kept so a weak row is not promoted just to fill a cell. This seed does not use it.

country_gate is not a payment method. MoonPay’s public countries list says whether buy or sell is allowed. Payment methods on that API need a key this seed does not have. The rows stay, at medium, so the country is not described as “no MoonPay” when the source only answered a narrower question. Filter them out when you want methods.

The seed’s build notes say Onramp.money’s public country config uses the code EU for an EUR corridor, and that SEPA and open-banking rows from that corridor were expanded onto a fixed SEPA country list. An Onramp.money SEPA row for Germany cites fetchAllCountryConfig. It is that expansion, not a Germany-only object. Ramp Network SEPA rows come from Ramp’s payout-methods response and were not expanded this way.

Ramp card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and card-sell rows repeat one long fiat list on every country. That is the method’s fiat set copied across countries, not proof that each code settles locally. A cell with a plus-count keeps the full list in the title attribute. An em dash means the source row had no fiat codes. MoonPay gates are in that second group.

last_verified_at is the timestamp on the seed row. This publication’s stamps: 2026-10-29 03:04 +08:00 (Asia/Shanghai). It is not a separate visit to each checkout. Manual doc rows are re-stamped when the dataset is rebuilt, including when nobody re-read the page. Open the source URL.

• No star ratings and no “best for”.
• No row inferred from a logo, a social post, or a checkout the seed did not record.
• No instructions for avoiding a provider’s identity checks, and no anonymity ranking.

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