Global reach
Accept payments from customers and partners across borders through stablecoin settlement rails.
Stablecoin payment infrastructure
A non-custodial payment layer for stablecoin merchants — hosted with PayIn Cloud or self-hosted with PayIn Open.
Why stablecoins
They are fast, global, programmable, and available 24/7. PayIn adds the merchant payment layer: orders, deposits, hosted payment pages, webhooks, reconciliation, and production controls.
Accept payments from customers and partners across borders through stablecoin settlement rails.
Stablecoin networks operate across banking hours, weekends, and regional payment cutoffs.
Create, monitor, notify, and reconcile payments through APIs and webhooks.
Stablecoin pricing is easier for merchants than volatile crypto checkout experiences.
Multi-chain reality
Your customers may use USDC on Base, USDT on Tron, or stablecoins on Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, and more. PayIn gives merchants one payment layer across supported stablecoins and networks.
Stablecoins
Networks
Public pages should show supported and planned networks honestly. The message is not “we list many logos”; it is “PayIn unifies multi-chain stablecoin payments into merchant operations.”
Merchant payment layer
Build order payments, deposit flows, payment pages, blockchain monitoring, webhook delivery, reconciliation, and production controls on top of multi-chain stablecoin settlement.
Non-custodial by design
PayIn is built as payment infrastructure, not a wallet or exchange. It helps merchants create payment requests, monitor supported blockchains, send webhooks, and reconcile records while funds settle to merchant-controlled addresses or merchant-defined destinations.
Payment flows settle to merchant-controlled destinations under the non-custodial PayIn model.
PayIn tracks payment state, confirmation, webhook delivery, and reconciliation as the payment operations layer.
Non-custodial design reduces platform custody risk and fits merchants who care about control, auditability, and resilience.
Dual-mode payments
Most crypto payment tools stop at checkout. PayIn is built around the two ways merchants actually receive money: orders and deposits.
Order Mode
A customer pays a specific order. PayIn creates the payment request, shows instructions, monitors the transaction, and notifies your system.
Deposit Mode
A user or account receives funds through an assigned address. PayIn monitors deposits, confirms transactions, and helps your system credit balances.
Cloud and Open
PayIn Cloud and PayIn Open share the same merchant-first payment philosophy. The difference is who operates the infrastructure.
Hosted
Hosted stablecoin payments for online merchants. PayIn operates the payment infrastructure; your team integrates API keys, hosted payment pages, webhooks, and reconciliation.
Open-source
A complete open-source stablecoin payment stack merchants can self-host. Keep control of infrastructure while using PayIn’s order, deposit, webhook, and operations model.
In-person
PayIn Go is the face-to-face product for in-person merchants. The marketing site introduces it, but the app remains owned and deployed by the PayIn Go repository.
Open infrastructure
PayIn Open gives merchants and developers a transparent, self-hostable payment gateway for stablecoin orders, deposits, webhooks, monitoring, and operations. PayIn Cloud is available when merchants want PayIn to operate the infrastructure for them.
A practical open-source stack for teams that need transparency, portability, and control.
PayIn Open includes structured skill instructions so an AI agent can help deploy sandbox, configure providers, and test webhooks safely.
Use PayIn Cloud when you want PayIn to operate the service layer for the same stablecoin payment model.
Start here
Start with PayIn Cloud if you want hosted infrastructure. Start with PayIn Open if you want self-hosted control. Use PayIn Go when accepting payments face to face.