Run crypto deposits and withdrawals inside your own product.
Taking crypto from customers means running nodes, watching for confirmations, handling reorgs, holding keys, and reconciling everything against your own ledger. That is a team, not a feature. Connect to KrptoPay instead and keep your own product surface.
API access is in early access. Integrations are scoped and onboarded directly with our team rather than through self-serve signup, so we can match credentials, limits, and asset coverage to what you are actually building.
What the integration covers
Deposit addresses for your customers
Request an address on a supported chain and attach it to whichever account, order, or invoice it belongs to on your side. Addresses stay bound to that reference across 4 chains.
Confirmation callbacks you can trust
Get a signed callback when a deposit is confirmed on chain, not when it is first seen. Credit your customer once, on a confirmation you can verify came from us.
Withdrawals and payouts
Submit a payout from your platform balance and follow it to settlement. Submissions carry an idempotency key so a retry after a timeout does not pay twice.
Reconciliation against your own ledger
Read balances and transaction history so your books and ours can be compared on a schedule instead of investigated after a mismatch.
Assets available through the platform
BTC, ETH, USDC, USDT, BNB, SOL across Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana. Which of these are enabled for your integration is agreed during onboarding.
Who this is for
If crypto is a payment rail in your product rather than the product itself, you are the right fit.
Platforms paying out to users
Marketplaces, ad networks, affiliate programmes, and gig platforms that owe a lot of people small amounts across borders.
Products taking crypto payment
Software, hosting, and subscription businesses that want to accept stablecoins without adding a chain team.
Fintechs with a crypto leg
Teams that already run their own accounts and compliance and need the deposit, settlement, and payout rails underneath.
What we will ask you
Money movement between two platforms goes wrong in the details, so onboarding starts with a real conversation rather than a signup form. Come with rough answers to these and the first call is a short one.
Start the conversation- Which chains and assets your customers actually use
- Expected deposit and payout volume, and the size of a typical transaction
- Whether you hold customer balances yourself or settle straight through
- Which jurisdictions you operate in and what your compliance obligations are
- How your reconciliation and support processes work today
Tell us what you are building.
Describe the flow you need and the volume you expect. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right rail for it.
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