Product
Every way to get paid, one account
Eight ways to take crypto and send it back out, all behind the same login, the same balance and the same settlement to your bank. Start with the simplest one this afternoon and add the rest as you grow into them.
Hosted checkout
A payment page that looks like yours
Redirect the customer to a page carrying your name, your logo and your colours. They pick an asset, scan a code, and come back to your order confirmation. You host nothing and maintain nothing.
- Your brand on every screen, including the receipt
- Thirteen assets across eight networks, or a shortlist you choose
- Rate locked for fifteen minutes from the moment the page opens
- Return URLs for success, cancel and expiry, plus a signed webhook
- Twelve languages, currency shown in your settlement currency
Drop in widget
Stay on your own page
One script tag adds a crypto option to the checkout you already have. The widget opens inline, handles asset choice, the QR and the countdown, and hands you back a payment id when it is done. Your customer never leaves.
- Inline or modal, themed from six variables
- Works alongside your card and wallet buttons
- Fires DOM events you can hook into for analytics
- Falls back to the hosted page on very old browsers
Payment links and invoices
No integration, just a link
Create a link in the dashboard with an amount, a reference and an expiry, and send it however you like: mail, chat, a QR on a printed invoice. Reusable links for a fixed price product, single use links for one order.
- Optional fields for the customer to fill in, like an order number
- Expires after a time, a number of uses, or when paid once
- Invoice mode attaches a PDF with the link and the QR
- Every link reports to the same dashboard and the same webhooks
Payment link
https://pay.plutuscrypto.com/l/7f3k92In store terminal
At the counter, in the showroom, on the road
Type the amount, turn the screen to the customer, they scan, you see it land. Runs as a web app on any phone or tablet, or on a dedicated terminal with a printer. Each till has its own reference so the ledger tells them apart.
- Customer display with a big amount and a big QR
- Release on first sight for small tickets, wait for finality on big ones
- Printed or emailed receipt with the transaction hash
- Works on a poor connection; the network does the confirming
Customer display
Payouts and refunds
Money out, as easily as money in
Refund a customer to the address they paid from with one click. Pay a supplier, a contractor or an affiliate in the asset they prefer. Upload a file of five hundred addresses and let the batch run while you do something else.
- Refund all or part of any confirmed payment
- Payouts from a stablecoin float you set aside, topped up at settlement
- Batches with a review step and a second approver if you want one
- Every payout carries its transaction hash back to your ledger
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On ramp and off ramp
Both directions, one balance
By default everything you receive is converted and sent to your bank. If you would rather keep a stablecoin balance for payouts, refunds or supplier bills, turn the tap: choose how much to hold, and we top it up or drain it at every settlement.
- Buy stablecoin from your fiat balance at the quoted rate
- Sell any supported asset into euros, pounds or dollars
- Set a target float and let settlement keep it there
- Everything on one statement, in the currency you report in
Merchant dashboard
The ledger your accountant will accept
Every payment, refund, payout, fee and bank settlement in one place, with the on chain side and the fiat side reconciled line by line. Filter, search, export to CSV or straight into your bookkeeping.
- Settlement statements that match your bank line for line
- Users with roles: finance sees money, support sees orders
- Two factor sign in and an exportable audit log
- Live webhook log with replay, for when your server was down
Recurring billing
Same customer, every month
Crypto has no card on file, so recurring billing works by invitation: we send the customer a fresh payment request on your schedule, remind them if it goes unpaid, and tell you the moment it is settled. Good for subscriptions, memberships and retainers.
- Schedules weekly, monthly, quarterly or on your own dates
- Reminder cadence you set, with a grace period before you are told
- Customers can pay early or pay several periods at once
- Mark a subscription paused or cancelled without losing history
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Pick one, grow into the rest
Most merchants start with a payment link or the hosted page and add the terminal and the API later. Tell us where you are and we will suggest the first step.