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StablePay helps merchants accept stablecoin payments through hosted checkout experiences, recurring billing, invoices, reusable payment links, and refund workflows. This page is a product-selection guide: use it to decide which StablePay product matches your use case before moving into API or SaaS integration details.
  1. Start by choosing the StablePay product that matches your payment flow.
  2. Complete merchant self-registration through the website or another public entry point.
  3. Complete Branding Settings in the StablePay Portal to upload your merchant logo and set your brand colors.
  4. Confirm wallet, network, currency, and regional support for your use case.
  5. Before going live, review how your hosted checkout, payment links, invoice pages, and related customer touchpoints appear.

Self-registration

StablePay now supports merchant self-registration. After registration, merchants can log in to the Merchant Portal to explore products, test flows, and start onboarding without waiting for manual account creation.

Register now

Go to the StablePay Merchant Portal and complete self-registration.

Choose the right product

Stablecoin Checkout

Accept one-time stablecoin payments through a hosted checkout page.

Stablecoin Subscriptions

Bill customers on a recurring schedule after an initial wallet authorization.

Invoicing

Send a bill to a specific customer by email, PDF, or hosted invoice page.

Payment Links

Share a reusable hosted payment page for one-time payments.

Common scenarios

If you need to…Use
Accept a one-time payment from your website or appStablecoin Checkout
Charge customers daily, weekly, monthly, or yearlyStablecoin Subscriptions
Send a payable bill to a named customerInvoicing
Share the same public payment page with many customersPayment Links
Return a full or partial paymentRefunds
Check wallet, network, currency, or regional supportReference

Product selection guide

ProductBest forCustomer experienceMerchant setup
Stablecoin CheckoutOne-time checkout from a store, app, or custom payment flowRedirected hosted checkoutAPI-created checkout session
Stablecoin SubscriptionsSaaS plans, memberships, renewals, and recurring accessInitial authorization, then automatic renewalsSubscription and billing setup
InvoicingB2B billing, manual sales, account-managed customersEmail, PDF, or hosted invoice pageMerchant Portal invoice creation
Payment LinksCampaigns, social selling, creator sales, lightweight checkoutPublic hosted payment pageMerchant Portal payment link creation
RefundsPost-payment adjustments across productsRefund back to eligible original destinationDashboard or API refund action

Optional setup step

Telegram Payment Notifications

If your operations or support team wants real-time payment alerts in Telegram, configure Telegram Bot notifications directly in the StablePay Portal.

Trial limits and business scenario restrictions

If a merchant has not completed KYB yet, some money-movement scenarios are subject to trial limits. After KYB is completed, the merchant can use the relevant capabilities according to the approved production configuration.

Supported scenarios for registered merchants

Business scenarioRegistered merchant without completed KYB
Fiat depositNot supported
Fiat withdrawalNot supported
Fiat to stablecoin conversionNot supported
Stablecoin to fiat conversionNot supported
Stablecoin depositComing soon
Stablecoin withdrawalComing soon
Collection / receiving paymentsSupported, limited to 1000 USD
Payouts / sending paymentsComing soon
InvoicingUnlimited
These trial limits are aggregated at the merchant level, and the amount unit is USD. If one merchant uses multiple addresses, stores, or business entry points, usage is counted together at the overall merchant level.
If you plan to run higher-volume production activity or need fiat-related capabilities, complete KYB as early as possible.

Before you integrate

Last modified on June 8, 2026