Quote from: CoinPayments on July 05, 2018, 10:17:54 PM

Hello from the CoinPayments Team,

While we can appreciate your concern over our hosting pricing, we would like to make it known that there is a significant amount of work involved in adding a new coin to our platform to provide a hosted wallet solution along with automated payment processing through our plugins and APIs. In addition, the ongoing maintenance and liability of users storing coins on our platform also comes with a cost.

However all that being said, we have just recently changed our coin hosting policy. Now instead of charging an ongoing monthly fee, we will instead take a deposit and then provide a FULL refund at the end of the 1 year term, provided that the coin provides advanced notification for any code updates/maintenance/forks/airdrops/swaps/etc...

Our coin hosting page outlines the requirements to be added and we will still charge the $25 application fee for the initial review of the requirements, but most importantly to ensure we only get serious requests (before we received too many requests from coin holders and spammers, and not the coin's core team).

To answer the other questions, all the coins we support can be seen on our supported coins page (make sure to click the appropriate tab, eg. Crypto, Ether Tokens (Wallet + Payments), Ether Tokens (Wallet Only), etc...).

We are excited to further the adoption of crypto in the mainstream and we hope our new coin hosting program will benefit everyone!

CoinPayments Team

Really, a significant amount of work, like there is not a single ERC20 token on your website among those 650 coins that you have listed. Looks like a copy/paste, rinse/repeat job to me.

Just recently, impressive, literally days after you send me the quote for 150k euro a year. Imagine I had paid that and you'd offer it for free to anyone else with your 100% refund. Makes me wonder if you would have changed your policy had I not posted this. I guess business must be pretty bad if you to rip off people for 150k/year, or is it more like a not-welcome offer to discourage brand new tokens?

Very professional!

The only reason I contacted you was to allow our customers to pay in our own token, no more no less. I contacted some developers with prices ranging from 1000 upto 8000 GBP for a full node.