Chainberry's four-module stack handles crypto deposits, KYT screening and smart routing for FX/CFD brokers and prop firms, with pricing from 0.30%.
Chainberry has launched a modular crypto payment infrastructure layer aimed at FX/CFD brokers, prop trading firms, broker technology providers, PSPs and other high-volume online operators that already carry users and transaction volume but do not want to build a crypto stack in-house. The company positions itself explicitly as a B2B technology provider rather than a direct-to-consumer product; it is not a retail crypto app or a consumer wallet.
Accepting crypto deposits at a basic level is not difficult, since funds arrive at an address. Running them at volume is a different exercise. It requires configurable wallet structures, transaction detection, KYT screening, routing logic, dashboard visibility, reporting, reconciliation, API integration and settlement flexibility. Assembling that from separate tools leaves operations teams reconciling across systems that were never designed to talk to each other.
The product suite breaks into four components. BerryPay handles crypto payment and deposit infrastructure, supporting hosted or API-based deposit flows, payment status and platform workflows. BerryVault is the configurable wallet architecture layer, supporting different control models: client-controlled, non-custodial, operationally managed, or partner-supported custody where required and available. BerryDesk provides operational dashboard visibility across deposits, wallets, transaction status, risk flags and reporting. BerrySDK supports deeper integration into a client's own platform, CRM, checkout or back office.
KYT Smart Routing classifies and routes crypto flows according to transaction risk and client-approved policy, so that operations and risk teams can determine how funds are handled, reviewed, isolated or escalated. It is an oversight and control function, not a means of working around screening obligations.
For FX/CFD brokers, the relevant capability is crypto deposit flows with wallet routing, KYT monitoring, risk-based handling and reporting, applicable both to brokers adding crypto deposits for the first time and to those already running a provider who want better automation or operational control. For prop trading firms, the focus shifts to stablecoin deposits, challenge payment flows, payout-related workflows and treasury movement where commercially relevant. Broker technology providers and PSPs can take the same infrastructure as a white-label or co-branded module rather than maintaining wallet and KYT tooling internally.
Indicative deposit pricing ranges from 0.30% to 0.50%, depending on volume, asset and network mix, integration scope and commercial approval, with KYT transaction monitoring included in the standard setup. Crypto-to-crypto and crypto-to-fiat conversion may be available through supported liquidity or third-party execution partners, subject to approval and final terms.
Chainberry says it can evaluate global B2B entities for technology services, including offshore, regulated, non-regulated and higher-risk businesses. Evaluation is not approval: onboarding is assessed case by case. Any fiat, IBAN, conversion, payment rail or regulated partner service sits with approved partners and is subject to separate onboarding, not guaranteed by the technology agreement. Fiat settlement, IBANs, payment rails, crypto-to-fiat conversion and regulated custody are partner-enabled options subject to separate partner onboarding and approval on a case-by-case basis.
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