No middleman holding your money
It's a self-custody model: Kripto Pay creates the charge and watches the network, but your wallet is what receives the payment.
Charge customers in stablecoins with a QR code or payment link. The money lands in your wallet, not in an account of ours: no middleman holding on to your payments.
Set the amount in your currency or in dollars, converted to USDT or USDC on the spot. Show a QR code at the counter or send a link over WhatsApp.
Any compatible wallet works. The money goes straight to your wallet, without passing through an account of ours.
As soon as the network confirms, the charge is marked as paid and you get a notification. Everything is recorded in your report.
It's a self-custody model: Kripto Pay creates the charge and watches the network, but your wallet is what receives the payment.
Charges in USDT and USDC, which track the US dollar: the amount agreed at the sale is the amount that arrives.
Tourists and buyers from abroad pay with the wallet they already use, with no international card and no foreign card fees.
On Polygon and BNB Chain, confirmation usually takes seconds or a few minutes, with low fees.
The next step is a full gateway: your store creates the charge through the API, the customer pays on the Kripto Pay checkout, and your system gets the confirmation by webhook so it can release the order on its own.
POST /v1/charges
{
"amount": "149.90",
"currency": "USD",
"receive_in": "USDT",
"network": "polygon",
"order": "STORE-1042"
}
→ 201 Created
{
"id": "chg_8f2k…",
"link": "https://pay.kriptopayment.com/…",
"status": "pending"
}Illustrative example: the API is still being planned and may change.
We'll invite the first businesses to test receiving payments and help shape the gateway. No cost, no commitment.
In the first version, you receive stablecoins in your wallet. Conversion to reais via Pix is planned for the gateway, done through an authorized partner.
Terms for businesses will be announced before launch. The network fee for each payment is paid by the sender.
Not to use the wallet. For features that involve Brazilian reais, such as conversion via Pix, the partner may ask for your company's details, as the law requires.
Crypto payments count as business revenue, and crypto assets have reporting rules with the tax authorities (in Brazil, the Receita Federal). Talk to your accountant about how to record them.