Solutions / SaaS

Crypto payments for SaaS and software companies

Let customers pay for plans and credits in cryptocurrency, and pay your partners the same way. Paynexis fits into your billing logic through the API, while your finance team works in the dashboard.

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How a SaaS billing page might show both address types. Illustrative, not real data.

01 Scenarios

Four ways SaaS companies use Paynexis

Each scenario uses a specific Paynexis product. Start with the one that matters most to your customers and add others later.

One-time addresses01

Plan purchases and renewals

Create a one-time address for each invoice. The customer pays it from their wallet, and the payment is matched to that invoice. Each renewal is a new invoice that the customer pays; Paynexis does not charge customers automatically.

One-time addresses
Permanent addresses02

Prepaid credits and usage balances

Give each workspace or account a permanent address. Customers top up whenever they need more credits for API calls, compute, seats or usage, and every payment is credited to the same account.

Permanent addresses
Mass payouts03

Affiliate, reseller and creator payouts

Pay partner commissions, reseller margins or marketplace earnings as one mass payout per period instead of separate transfers.

Mass payouts
Conversion04

Treasury in your preferred asset

Convert received crypto into the asset your finance team plans around, before reporting or before paying partners.

Crypto conversion

02 Billing fit

Crypto next to your existing billing

Your billing system stays the source of truth for plans, invoices and balances. Paynexis provides the addresses and the payment information your system needs to mark an invoice as paid or to credit an account.

Other payment methods can stay with your current provider. Paynexis covers the crypto part of your checkout.

  1. Your billing creates the request

    An invoice for a plan, or a top-up request for a usage balance.

  2. Your backend gets an address

    A one-time address for the invoice, or the account's permanent address for top-ups, through the Paynexis API.

  3. The customer pays

    From their own wallet, using the asset and network shown on your page.

  4. Your system updates the account

    Your backend checks the payment and marks the invoice as paid or credits the balance.

03 Teams

What each team gets

Product and engineering

An API to place addresses and payment status inside checkout, invoices and account pages, without building blockchain infrastructure yourselves.

Finance

A dashboard to review incoming payments, convert balances and run partner payouts in batches.

Support and operations

A place to look up a customer's payments by address or reference when they ask where their top-up is.

04 Prepare

What to have ready for your application

The application has seven steps. Having these details at hand makes it quicker to complete in one sitting.

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  • Company details: legal name, registration number, date of incorporation and registered address.
  • Product and pricing model: what you sell, to whom, and whether customers pay per plan, per usage or by prepaying.
  • Websites and apps where customers will see crypto payment options.
  • Expected activity in USD equivalent: monthly volume, average payment and number of transactions.
  • Payouts: who you pay, such as affiliates or resellers, and how often.
  • Ownership: directors and beneficial owners of the company.

05 FAQ

SaaS questions

All questions

Can customers subscribe and be charged automatically in crypto?

No. Paynexis does not offer automatic recurring charges. For renewals, issue an invoice with a one-time address, or let customers prepay a balance through a permanent address.

Can we keep our current payment provider?

Yes. Paynexis handles crypto payments; your existing provider can continue to handle other payment methods.

What do we need to integrate?

A backend that can call the Paynexis API and store which address belongs to which invoice or account. Integration access and documentation are provided during onboarding.

Can we pay affiliates without the API?

Yes. Your finance team can prepare and send payouts, including mass payouts, in the dashboard.

Add crypto to your SaaS billing

Share your pricing model, expected volumes and payout needs. We review your business and agree terms that fit.