Stablecoin Payments for Crypto-Native Businesses
Treasury, DAO ops, on-chain SaaS billing. Settle stablecoins to the address that already runs your business.
The friction crypto-native businesses operators live with.
Stripe doesn't fit your accounting
You report in stablecoins. Stripe settles in fiat. Reconciling card revenue back into your treasury creates manual work and FX losses.
DAOs can't open bank accounts
Multi-sig treasuries, on-chain governance, and pseudonymous contributors don't map onto bank-account requirements. Card processors aren't an option.
On-chain SaaS billing is invisible
Your customers want to pay from the wallet that runs their protocol. Off-chain billing rails force them out of their stack.
Existing crypto rails are custodial
Most "crypto checkout" providers hold the funds, then settle to you. That defeats the point of crypto and adds counterparty risk.
Built for crypto-native businesses.
Split to Your Multi-sig
Route any share of a payment straight to the wallet you already use: a Safe multi-sig or any address. No off-ramp, no intermediary, no extra step.
Non-Custodial
PYMSTR never touches the funds. The flow is customer wallet → merchant wallet, on-chain.
On-Chain Billing
Issue subscription-style payment links, hook on-chain confirmations into your billing system, reconcile automatically.
5 Chains, USDC + USDT
Customers can pay on Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, or BNB. You enforce the chain that matches your treasury.
Short answers. No jargon.
Crypto-Native Businesses questions.
Yes. Your PYMSTR account is a smart wallet your login controls. A multi-sig (Safe) or any on-chain address can be a split recipient on a payment, and you can send funds on to your multi-sig from the dashboard at any time. There is no KYB requirement to start accepting payments. Though you should review your jurisdiction's requirements.
Add stablecoin checkout to your crypto-native businesses.
Non-custodial. Stable-in, stable-out. Funds settle directly to your wallet on-chain. Live in minutes, not months.