SaaS billing across borders
Charge customers in markets where card acceptance is unreliable, without opening a local entity first.
Crypto payments
Take crypto. Bank your own currency.
A native crypto gateway inside the checkout your customers already use, with automatic conversion and payouts in the fiat currency you bank in — wherever in the world that is.
Same checkout · Same dashboard · Same payout
Pay with cryptoLive rate
0.0412 ETH≈ $29.00
0/3 confirmations
- Native to the checkout
- Crypto is a button next to cards and local methods, not a separate page your customer gets bounced to.
- Converted on confirmation
- The rate locks the moment the network confirms, so there is no gap between what you sold and what you keep.
- Fiat payouts, worldwide
- Settlement lands in the currency and the country where you actually hold an account.
- Nothing new to operate
- No wallet to secure, no exchange account, no treasury policy, no second reconciliation.
How it works
Three steps, none of which are yours.
From the customer picking a token to money arriving in your account, the only thing your team does is read the dashboard.
The customer chooses crypto
Same checkout, same branding. They pick a token and get an address and a QR code, without leaving your page.
The network confirms
We watch the chain for the payment and lock the conversion rate at the moment it confirms.
You are paid in your currency
The converted amount lands in your CheckoutWeb balance and pays out to your bank on your schedule.
SettlementAutomatic
Customer paid
0.0412 ETH
Converted the moment it confirms
Your balance
$29.00
Paid out on your schedule
Bank account · United States
Settle in
Native, not bolted on
Most gateways sell you a second payment stack.
A crypto plugin usually means another checkout, another dashboard and a wallet somebody on your team is suddenly responsible for. That is not what this is.
A bolted-on plugin
- A separate checkout page
- A separate dashboard
- Coins sitting on your balance sheet
- A second reconciliation every month
- A second support queue
Native to CheckoutWeb
- One checkout, one brand
- One dashboard for every method
- Fiat in your account, not tokens
- One reconciliation
- One place to ask for help
Where it earns its place
Useful long before it is fashionable.
Crypto is not a statement here. It is a way to get paid by customers whose money could not reach you otherwise.
Digital products
On-chain payments do not reverse, so there are no chargebacks to dispute after delivery.
Creators and communities
Take payment from an audience that already holds crypto and would rather pay with it.
High-ticket B2B
Move large amounts without card limits, and still book the sale in your reporting currency.
FAQ
Before you ask.
Do I have to hold crypto?
No. Unless you ask to keep it, every payment is converted at confirmation and paid out to you in fiat. The volatility never reaches your balance sheet.
Which assets can I accept?
Stablecoins and major assets, on the same checkout as your other methods. Talk to sales for the current list of supported tokens and networks.
What happens if the price moves while the payment confirms?
The conversion rate is locked when the transaction confirms on-chain, so the amount you see credited is the amount you are paid.
Where can I receive the money?
In the currency and country where you already bank. Ask sales which payout currencies and destinations are live for your market.
Is this a separate integration?
No. It is the same checkout, the same API and the same webhooks. If you already take cards through CheckoutWeb, crypto is a setting, not a project.
Are crypto payments reversible?
On-chain payments are final once confirmed, so there are no chargebacks. That cuts both ways, which is why refunds run through CheckoutWeb rather than the chain.