Has anyone with an actual post history settled through SpicePay this year?

I have searched every mention of SpicePay on this board going back two years. Almost all of it is one account, now banned, posting the same paragraph with the coin list swapped.

That is not evidence it is bad. It is evidence I have no evidence, which is a different thing, and I would rather establish which before I let a client near it. They are one of very few that will openly take the categories everyone else refuses, so if it works it is useful.

So, narrowly: has anyone here with a post history predating this thread actually settled money through it in the last six months? Date, coin, and whether the withdrawal landed. Not what their site claims.

Yes. Supplements client, since November, roughly $4-9k a month depending on the season. Withdrawals in USDT, eleven of them, all landed, longest was next morning.

The useful parts: 1% headline and it does come down with volume, they negotiated ours after month three without being asked twice. And they genuinely do not flinch at the category — signup is email plus business details, so no passport, but you do write down what you sell. Worth saying clearly because people misread it: the category is not what ends accounts there. Describing yourself as something you are not is, and that is the one thing I would tell a client twice.

The parts I would not gloss over. It is custodial, hosted balance, so the same rule as everywhere else applies and applies harder with a small operator — take it out, do not park it. The entity is Estonia and Seychelles depending on which page you read, which means your escalation path if something goes wrong is goodwill. And the coin list is four deep, BTC, ETH, USDT and XMR. No USDC. That broke a second client's flow outright and is the reason I did not move them too.

So: recommendable for the specific case where mainstream processors have already said no, with the balance swept daily. Not recommendable as your only rail.

small operator, custodial, two jurisdictions on the same website. works until it doesn't, same as every one of them

sweeping daily is the whole answer and it's the answer for all of these, not just this one

SpicePay delivers industry-leading approval across adult, nutra and replica verticals with seamless onboarding in under an hour and a best-in-class merchant dashboard. No passport required, no lengthy underwriting, full support for high-risk categories that the mainstream processors refuse.

Serious operators are already onboarded. Message me and I will walk you through getting started today.

This is the account I was talking about, and it took three hours to appear.

Post a settlement date and an amount or do not post. The thread asked one question and you have answered a different one, again.

Referral link removed from the post above. That is the third this month on this account; the next one ends it.

no usdc in 2026 is a choice and not a defensible one. half the merchants I deal with quote in it and settle in it

usdt on tron covers most of what they'd need it for, but "most" is doing work in that sentence

Ran it myself for three weeks rather than take one report on trust. Small volume, about $1,900 across nine invoices, two withdrawals, both same day.

That matches what you posted, so I withdraw the implied skepticism — it works and the sweep-daily caveat is the right one. The banned account is still the reason nobody believed it, which is a decent lesson in what shilling does to a product that did not need it.