USDC-FIRST, TOKEN-FLEXIBLE
Offer USDC and additional supported tokens at checkout
Use USDC as the default payment asset and enable other tokens when they are technically, operationally, and contractually supported.
Why SoloPay
A simpler crypto payment gateway
custom token payment gateway
Match checkout to your community or product while retaining a clear, supportable payment configuration.
What the product actually supports
SoloPay accepts configured ERC-20 payment methods. A token must exist in the platform whitelist and be enabled for the merchant on the selected chain.
- Payment creation rejects tokens that are not found or not enabled.
- Permit support determines whether the first payment can be fully gasless.
- Token decimals and contract address are returned with the payment.
- Chain and recipient address come from merchant configuration.
How it works
From wallet connection to confirmed payment
Create the payment
Set the amount, asset, merchant wallet, and optional order reference.
Customer confirms
The customer connects their own wallet and approves the payment.
Track the result
SoloPay links payment status and the public onchain transaction to your order.
Common use cases
Offer USDC and additional supported tokens at checkout
Offer USDC and additional supported tokens at checkout
SoloPay does not add a separate identity review or payout-approval step for supported payment gateway flows. Verification required by a wallet, exchange, merchant policy, industry, or applicable law may still apply.
No. Wallet addresses and transactions remain visible on public blockchains. A No-KYC payment gateway does not mean anonymous, untraceable, or exempt from applicable obligations.
No. SoloPay payment gateway scope is separate from any customer-verification, contractual, tax, delivery, medical, AML, or other legal duties that may apply to the merchant.
For supported gasless payment flows, SoloPay sponsors the gas fee. Token- and network-specific requirements still apply and should be confirmed for the relevant checkout.
Funds are sent to the merchant-designated wallet rather than being held by SoloPay for a later withdrawal.
USDC is the default payment asset, but SoloPay is multi-token. Other supported tokens can be enabled per merchant, network, and payment configuration.
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