F.A.Q. /
by cryptocurrencies

Cryptwerk is a discovery platform for businesses that accept cryptocurrency. It helps users find merchants worldwide and gives coin teams a practical way to show where their asset is used in the real economy.

Yes. Submit the coin listing form and share the core project information. The Cryptwerk team reviews the request and follows up when more detail is needed.

Clear official project references, a correct ticker and recognisable visual identity help people understand what they are looking at. Most importantly, the listing should represent a project that wants to make real-world crypto acceptance easier to discover.

Each listed coin can have a public page with merchants in Cryptwerk that accept it. Visitors can use that page to move from the coin to real businesses, rather than searching through unrelated directory results.

Businesses add accepted cryptocurrencies to their Cryptwerk company cards. When a merchant selects your coin, it can become discoverable through the coin page and the Directory filter.

Yes. It is a public, current view of the merchants shown on Cryptwerk. Share it as a useful discovery resource, while remembering that merchant acceptance can change and individual business details should be checked before a purchase.

Coinmap is the location layer of Cryptwerk. It helps users look for local businesses, while a listed coin can be associated with eligible merchant locations that show the asset among their accepted payment options.

MCR is Cryptwerk’s comparison of cryptocurrency popularity across merchants in its database. It is an adoption-oriented discovery signal, not a price chart, market-cap ranking or investment recommendation.

You can reference the public discovery pages when explaining where people can find listed merchants. Present the information in context and avoid treating it as financial, trading or transaction-volume data.

Cryptwerk offers dedicated promotion options for coins. They are designed to help a project bring more attention to its listing and merchant-adoption context among people already looking for crypto-ready businesses.

Start with an accurate listing. A clear coin page and merchant-discovery path give a promotion campaign something useful to send visitors to. Promotion can then amplify a page that community members can explore immediately.

Begin with the coin submission form. Once the listing has the right foundation, explore promotion options when the goal is to broaden awareness of the project’s merchant ecosystem.