Invoices & products
Create an invoice directly or start from a saved product and share its checkout link.
Clear terms. Crypto payments.
A simple rate. A clearer payment flow.
0.5–2%
processing fee per payment
Your processing rate is individually agreed for your merchant within the 0.5–2% range. Confirm your terms before accepting live payments.
Apply for a merchant after registration. Payments become available after review and activation.
Estimate your processing fee
ExampleUSD
USD is used as an illustration. Actual payment and settlement take place in supported crypto assets.
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Estimated processing fee
After processing fee
Illustrative calculation, rounded to cents. Excludes network fees, withdrawal costs and any conversion effects; your agreed merchant terms apply.
Processing, with agreed terms
The range describes payment processing. Your merchant's agreed rate applies to your payments; this calculator does not select or change it.
Network costs are separate
Blockchain network fees are separate from the processing rate. Withdrawal costs are shown in a quote before you confirm a withdrawal.
One workspace for your payments
From invoice to payment status.
Your checkout, your brand
Use your logo, colors and backgrounds with separate light and dark palettes.
API & signed webhooks
Connect your app to invoice creation and receive signed payment updates.
A view of your payments
Keep merchant invoices, payment statuses and crypto balances in one console.
Which rate will apply to my merchant?
Processing rates are individually agreed within the 0.5–2% range. Contact support to confirm the terms for your merchant before going live. The calculator explores examples and does not assign a rate.
Are blockchain network fees included?
No. The processing range and calculator cover payment processing only. Blockchain network fees are separate and can vary by network and transaction. Review the applicable quote when making a withdrawal.
Can I set prices in a fiat currency?
You can price supported invoices and products in fiat currencies. The customer still pays using an available cryptocurrency and network, and settlement remains in crypto. A fiat price does not mean card acceptance or fiat settlement.
How do I start accepting payments?
Create an account, submit a merchant application and confirm your terms. Once your merchant is reviewed and activated, create invoices in the console or integrate the API.
How are withdrawals priced?
Withdrawals use their own quote showing the withdrawal amount, fee and amount to receive before confirmation. The processing calculator on this page does not estimate withdrawal costs.
Ready for your first crypto payment?
Create an account, apply for your merchant and agree your terms. Explore the documentation while your application is reviewed.