Crypto payments for VPN and hosting
Your customers prefer paying with crypto. Give them a ready checkout, renewals driven by webhooks, and independence from card processors — at the same flat 0.4% as every other merchant.
No monthly fee. No tiers. Accept your first payment right after sign-up.
Pains, solved
Why card rails fit this business badly
“Customers choose us for privacy — then we ask for a card.”
Privacy-conscious customers prefer paying with crypto. Here it isn’t a fallback method — it’s the one they came for. Offer it as a first-class checkout, not a footnote.
“We’re one risk review away from losing our acquirer.”
Card processors treat the niche as a risk category — sudden terminations included. Crypto payments don’t route through an acquirer that can drop you, and Suward’s rate is 0.4%, not a high-risk premium.
“Renewals are where subscriptions go to die.”
Issue an invoice for each period; when the payment reaches Accepted, a signed webhook extends the service automatically — no manual reconciliation between your billing and the chain.
The settlement model“Monthly plans are small tickets.”
The 0.4% service fee doesn’t change with ticket size — it’s 0.4% on a small monthly invoice the same as on a yearly one. What’s actually noticeable on the smallest invoices is the fixed network fee, $0.01–$0.30; billing annually or moving to deposit-based billing in Static Wallets still shrinks its share of the total.
The complete price mathTypical scenario
From plan page to auto-renewal
A customer picks a plan and pays through the hosted checkout — no frontend work required, every fee quoted before they confirm. The payment is screened before it is credited. At Accepted, a signed webhook provisions the service; at Success, the payment is irreversible. When the period ends, your billing issues the next invoice and the same webhook extends the subscription. For deposit-based billing, Static Wallets gives each account a permanent top-up address instead.
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webhook on Accepted → service extended, no manual step
The mode
Payments first, Static Wallets when you bill from balances
Payments is the fit for plans and renewals: a one-off payment with a unique address per invoice and a hosted checkout you don’t have to build. If your billing draws from a customer balance, Static Wallets adds a permanent top-up address per account — any amount, repeat deposits, credited automatically.
Give your customers the checkout they came for
Create an account and take your first payment today. 0.4% per payment, no monthly fee — the price on the pricing page is the whole price.