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Accept crypto payments in your online store
A second payment method that reaches customers cards can’t: stablecoins and major cryptocurrencies, a ready checkout page, one 0.4% rate with every fee quoted before your customer confirms.
Pains, closed by mechanisms
What crypto fixes at your checkout
Lost sales at payment.
Cross-border card declines happen at the worst moment — after the customer decided to buy. A crypto option catches the sale that was already made.
Chargeback season.
Shipped goods, disputed payment, lost both. Crypto payments at Success are irreversible; you ship at Accepted, after enough confirmations.
The settlement modelA cost you can read in advance.
Your whole cost here is two published numbers: a flat 0.4% service fee and a fixed network fee of $0.01–$0.30 — every fee quoted before anyone confirms. In the default setup, both are on you, and your customer pays exactly the price on the tag — nothing is added at your checkout.
Pricing“Is the payment really for order #4172?”
Every order gets its own unique address and fixed amount. Payments can’t be misattributed.
How Payments worksCheckout → paid → shipped
At checkout, the customer picks “Pay with crypto” and lands on the hosted payment page: the exact amount to pay quoted upfront, and a unique address for this order.
They pay from their wallet.
Screening clears the transaction, the order hits Accepted, and your store gets a signed webhook — the order flips to “paid” and fulfillment starts.
At Success the funds are irreversible; your auto-withdrawal rule moves them to your wallet.
No employee touched anything. And it works the same on any store platform: the hosted checkout is one redirect away — no plugin required.
Start accepting crypto in your store
Create an account, connect the hosted checkout, and run a test order with test tokens on real networks — before any real customer pays. There is no onboarding review between sign-up and your first payment: screening runs on every transaction instead.