Business payments
Collect crypto payments in a supported asset that works for your business.
Reway gives a business a way to define a supported settlement asset while customers choose from other supported assets to pay. A freelancer, agency, or service business can start with a payment link.
Checkout, invoicing, payout tools, and developer integrations are planned extensions of that payment model.
Start with payment links
For a customer payment, agree the amount, choose your supported receiving asset and network, and create a link with a clear description. The customer can then review the request and choose how to fund it.
Keep the payment reference with your own customer or project record. Use payment activity to confirm the result rather than treating a shared link or a customer's wallet screenshot as settlement confirmation.
The creating a link guide walks through this process.
Planned business workflows
| Need | Planned tool |
|---|---|
| Bill a client and connect the payment to a document | Smart Invoices / Invoice Generator |
| Accept payment during a purchase | Reway Checkout |
| Match checkout to a business brand | White-label Checkout |
| Prepare multiple recipient payments | Batch Pay / Payroll |
| Distribute one incoming payment | Split Payments |
| Reuse common payment details | Saved Payment Templates |
See invoices and checkout and payouts and payment tools for the intended behavior and boundaries.
Plan your settlement
Choose an asset and network your business can actually receive and account for. Keep the customer charge, quoted fees, and final settlement record distinct so you can reconcile the payment.
Keep your usual accounting and invoice process alongside the payment record. Country-specific accounting, tax, and compliance support are outside the capabilities described here.
Building an integration
The API and SDK are part of Reway's planned developer direction. If your business needs an embedded or automated integration, read the developer overview before planning around features that have not been specified for release.