Self-host
Deploy your own non-custodial payment gateway and operate it in your own environment.
PayIn Open
PayIn Open is the self-hosted, non-custodial path for merchants and developers who want control, transparency, and portability across stablecoin orders, deposits, webhooks, and operations.
Why open
Merchants handling payment operations may need source visibility, self-hosting control, custom integration paths, and the ability to audit how orders, deposits, monitoring, and webhooks work.
Deploy your own non-custodial payment gateway and operate it in your own environment.
Understand how payment flows, monitoring, configuration, and webhooks work.
Adapt PayIn Open to your merchant stack and operational requirements.
Own your deployment, database, secrets, RPC providers, and production posture.
What is included
Create checkout, invoice, and payment-link flows with payment status tracking.
Support assigned addresses and account funding workflows across supported networks.
Connect chain events to merchant systems with operationally safe status updates.
Non-custodial and self-hosted
PayIn Open gives merchants a transparent stack for payment orchestration, monitoring, webhooks, and reconciliation. Funds settle to merchant-controlled destinations while PayIn Open provides the software layer that makes those payments operational.
Merchants keep control over wallet custody and treasury operations.
Open-source infrastructure lets teams inspect how payment status and events are handled.
PayIn Open turns chain payments into orders, deposits, webhooks, and reconciliation workflows.
AI-agent-ready
PayIn Open includes structured repository instructions and a deployment skill so an AI agent can help a merchant deploy sandbox, configure databases and RPC providers, test order payments, verify webhooks, and prepare production safely.
Cloud or Open
Use PayIn Cloud when you want PayIn to operate the service. Use PayIn Open when you want to self-host, inspect, and control the infrastructure.
Hosted. Fast onboarding. Merchant integration through APIs, hosted pages, webhooks, and production support.
Self-hosted. Open-source. Merchant-controlled infrastructure with repo-local docs and agent-friendly deployment instructions.