We Now Accept Cryptocurrency: Because Our Clients Operate in the Real World

Absolute Digital Media has always worked where other agencies won’t. Regulated industries, complex markets, cross-border clients, that’s our natural habitat. So when a growing number of our clients started asking whether they could pay in crypto, the answer was straightforward: yes. 

From today, both our UK entity and our UAE entity accept cryptocurrency as a standard payment method. 

Why now?

This isn’t a trend play. It’s a practical response to how our client base actually operates. 

A significant portion of our clients are in iGaming, financial services, crypto, and adult, sectors where banking relationships can be complicated, where international transfers attract friction, and where crypto is already embedded in day-to-day business. For many of them, paying in USDT or Bitcoin isn’t novel. It’s just easier. 

We’ve also seen a broader shift. Businesses across regulated verticals, particularly those operating between the UK, UAE, and international markets, are increasingly holding digital assets on the balance sheet and want the option to deploy them for operational spend. Restricting payment methods to traditional banking in 2025 is a client experience problem, and we’re not interested in creating unnecessary friction. 

What we accept

We’re currently accepting the major stablecoins and leading cryptocurrencies, including USDT, USDC, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Payments are processed securely, with full documentation provided for accounting and compliance purposes across both jurisdictions. 

If you work with a specific asset and want to discuss options, speak to your account manager or contact our team directly. 

Nothing changes on our end

Our contracts, deliverables, reporting, and service levels remain exactly as they are. This is purely an addition to our payment infrastructure, one that makes working with us more accessible for a client base that’s already global, digitally native, and increasingly operating outside the traditional banking rails.