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Your crypto payments.We hold zero.

Buyers pay with the coin they already have. It goes to your own wallet, and your site hears the moment it’s final. There’s nothing of yours with us to lose, freeze or wait for.

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29 ways to pay live · 5 more on the way: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, GRAM, POL, AVAX, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP, and XLM on BNB Chain, Solana, TON, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Base, Stellar, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and XRP Ledger
  • 0

    coins held by us

    The transfer goes to an address only you control.

  • $0

    to set up, $0 a month

    We take 0.5% of completed payments, nothing else.

  • 0

    chargebacks

    A crypto payment can’t be pulled back by a bank. Refunds are yours to send.

  • 0

    documents to start

    An email and a wallet address are enough to begin.

We can’t lose your money. We never have it.

Most crypto gateways collect your money in their wallet and pay it out later, with a fee and a waiting time. With Orboni the buyer pays you directly — we only watch the blockchain and send the confirmation.

A custodial gateway

  1. Buyer
  2. Their wallet
  3. Payout
  4. You

Orboni

  1. Buyer
  2. You
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ways to pay, in the coins buyers already hold

15 coins on 16 networks. Stablecoins land 1:1; other coins at a rate locked while the buyer pays. 29 are live today, and the rest switch on network by network.

You receive the coin itself — nothing is converted on the way. For no price risk at all, accept only USDT and USDC.

On TON, XRP, Stellar, Bitcoin-type coins, Ethereum networks and TRON, buyers will be able to pay from an exchange too: a memo, a tag or a one-time address ties the withdrawal to its order.

On Ethereum networks and TRON each payment waits at an address of its own that can pay only your wallet. You withdraw them from the dashboard in batches, and your own wallet pays the network fee — we hold no keys and add nothing to our fee. So these networks take payments from the amount shown in the list.

  • BNB ChainUSDT · USDC · BNB · from $1Live
  • SolanaUSDT · USDC · SOLLive
  • TONUSDT · GRAMLive
  • PolygonUSDT · USDC · POL · from $1Live
  • ArbitrumUSDT · USDC · ETH · from $1Live
  • OptimismUSDT · USDC · ETH · from $1Live
  • AvalancheUSDT · USDC · AVAX · from $1Live
  • BaseUSDC · ETH · from $1Live
  • StellarUSDC · XLMLive
  • BitcoinBTCLive
  • LitecoinLTCLive
  • DogecoinDOGELive
  • Bitcoin CashBCHLive
  • XRP LedgerXRPLive
  • TRONUSDT · TRX · from $1Soon
  • EthereumUSDT · USDC · ETH · from $1Soon

Three steps close the circle

  1. 01

    Create an account

    Add the wallets you want to be paid to: an address per network, or your wallet’s public key for Bitcoin-type coins.

  2. 02

    Connect your site

    One API call creates a payment and returns a link to your branded payment page — or put our “Pay with crypto” button beside your card form.

  3. 03

    Get paid

    The buyer picks a coin and pays; your site gets a signed webhook the moment it’s final — about 13 seconds on Solana.

Built for real buyers, who pay a little short, late or twice

Your page carries your logo, colour and support email and speaks your buyer’s language, one of 85. Every odd payment ends up with a clear status — not a ticket.

  • + 99.40 USDTdue 100.00 · tolerance 1%
    Paid

    Short by a few cents

    Set a tolerance, and a payment a little under the price still counts as paid.

  • + 60.00 + 40.00 USDCsame reference, two transfers
    Paid

    Two transfers, one order

    Paid in parts? Every transfer with the same reference adds up on the same page.

  • + 100.00 “USDT”mint Fk3u…x9Qa is not Tether’s
    Ignored

    Fake tokens never count

    We check the token’s mint address, so a coin merely named “USDT” is ignored.

  • + 50.00 USDT4 min after the timer ran out
    Paid late

    Late, but paid

    Payments after the timer can complete by themselves or wait for your review — you choose.

  • POST acme.example/hookscheckout.session.completed · signed
    200 OK

    Webhooks you can trust

    Signed with HMAC, retried for three days, every attempt in a delivery log with a resend button.

Run it like the rest of your business

  • Nobody swaps your wallet quietly

    A changed payout wallet is emailed to you with a link that freezes payments. Two-factor sign-in and an activity log come with every account.

  • Books that close

    Export payments for any period to Excel or CSV. Our fee arrives as one invoice a month, as a file for your accountant.

  • Every site in one account

    Each shop or app has its own keys, wallets and look — with one report and one invoice for all of them.

  • Refunds on record

    Send the coins back from your wallet and record the refund in the dashboard or by API; your site gets a webhook. Ask the buyer for a refund address on the same network — never the address the payment came from.

Made for online businesses of any size

A shop’s order, a monthly plan, a tip of a few cents — each is one payment, with your order number on it.

Already using Orboni

  • Online storeOrder #1042 · trainers, size 42129.00USDT
  • SaaSPro plan · one month29.00USDC
  • CoursePython from scratch · lifetime access0.0021BTC
  • Game1,200 gems4.80GRAM
  • Telegram botPrivate channel · 30 days9.90USDT
  • FreelancerInvoice #17 · logo design450.00USDC
  • CreatorTip from a viewer0.25SOL

One call to start, one to confirm

Create a payment, send the buyer to the link, wait for the webhook. Amounts in cents, your order number in every event, test and live keys for the same endpoints.

  • REST API
  • Hosted payment page
  • “Pay with crypto” button
  • HMAC-signed webhooks
  • Separate test mode
  • Idempotent requests
  • Payment links
Read the API documentation

Zero until you get paid

A month without sales costs you nothing. When a payment completes we keep 0.5% of it, and the network’s fee is the buyer’s.

Billed
Once a month, for last month’s completed live payments. Due in 14 days. Paid in crypto on our payment page. The invoice downloads as a file for your books.
Past due
New live payments pause until it’s paid; test mode keeps working.
High volume
Write to support@orboni.com for a rate of your own.
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Total due$0.00

Per completed payment: 0.5%. Network fee: paid by the buyer.

Questions

Didn’t find yours? Write to support@orboni.com.

Do you hold my funds at any point?+

No. On most networks the buyer’s transfer goes from their wallet to yours in one transaction. On Ethereum-type networks and TRON it goes through a one-time address that can only forward to your wallet — not to us, not to anyone else. There is no account of yours with us to keep money in.

Do I need to verify my business?+

Not to start: an email and a wallet address are enough. Every merchant agrees to our acceptable use policy, and we close accounts that break it.

Which wallet should I receive to?+

One you hold the keys to — Phantom, Tonkeeper, Trezor, Ledger or any wallet of your own. For Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Bitcoin Cash you paste your wallet’s public key (xpub), so every payment gets a fresh address that shows up in your own wallet. Not an exchange deposit address.

Can buyers pay from an exchange?+

On most networks, yes. TON, XRP and Stellar withdrawals carry a memo or tag; Bitcoin-type coins, Ethereum networks and TRON give every payment its own address. Solana is the exception: an exchange cannot attach its payment reference, so buyers pay there from a wallet.

What amounts and currencies can I charge?+

You set prices in US dollars, from $0.50 to $100,000 a payment. The buyer pays the same amount in the coin they choose.

What about price swings?+

Stablecoins are dollars, 1:1. Any other coin is priced at a rate locked for the 15 minutes the buyer has to pay, and you receive that coin — its price can move after it lands. To avoid that entirely, accept only USDT and USDC.

What if the buyer sends too little or too late?+

A short payment waits for the rest on the same page, and several transfers add up. You can allow a small shortfall, and choose whether late payments are accepted or held for review.

Which coins can I accept today?+

Live now: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, GRAM, POL, AVAX, LTC, DOGE, BCH, XRP, and XLM on BNB Chain, Solana, TON, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Base, Stellar, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and XRP Ledger. The other 5 ways to pay switch on network by network; each shows here and on the payment page the day it works.

How do payments on Ethereum networks and TRON reach my wallet?+

There each payment gets its own address — a tiny contract that can send only to your wallet. The payment counts as paid the moment it is final. To move the money, open Withdrawals in the dashboard and send one transaction from your own wallet: it empties many payments at once, and your wallet pays the network fee — cents on BNB Chain, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism and Avalanche, on TRON about 130,000–230,000 energy a payment (13–23 TRX at today’s price, the most for the first delivery to a wallet holding no USDT yet), less with staked energy. Our fee is the same monthly invoice as on every network.

How do refunds work? And chargebacks?+

There are no chargebacks: once a crypto payment is final, no bank or buyer can pull it back. To refund, send the coins from your wallet and record it in the dashboard or by API — the payment shows it and your site gets a webhook. Ask the buyer for a refund address on the same network — never the address the payment came from. Our fee on that payment stays.

What if Orboni is down — or gone?+

Your money is never with us, so either way it is in your wallet. While we are down, payments still arrive; when we are back we read the chain for them and send the webhooks. If we closed, you would keep everything you received and simply stop getting confirmations.

Start from zero.

Create an account, add your wallet and take a test payment in a few minutes.

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