Everything a crypto-native business needs

Bitania Pay is an orchestration layer on top of a real exchange, swap engine and P2P marketplace — so it does things a standalone invoicing service simply can't.

Checkout

Hosted, mobile-first checkout

A polished buyer page on pay.bitania.com with QR, payment URI, exact amount and a live countdown to the rate lock.

BTC, LTC and XMR pay-in

Per-invoice fresh addresses mean unambiguous matching — no amount-guessing, no cross-invoice attribution bugs.

Live status

Buyers watch the invoice move from waiting → detected → confirming → paid in real time, then get redirected back to your store.

Settlement

Settle in any preferred crypto

Receive what you actually want to hold. A customer pays BTC; you get USDT — settlement is an internal market order against our live book.

Dynamic split

Allocate every payment across multiple cryptos by percentage (e.g. 60% USDT / 40% BTC). Configure once, applied to every invoice.

No price risk for us, transparent for you

We wait for confirmations, then convert at the then-current live rate and credit your spendable balance. Movement during confirmation is settled at the floating market rate.

Fiat payout

Native cash-out via Bitania P2P

Browse matching P2P ads, compare effective rate, spread, fee and trader reputation, and open a trade to receive Zelle, Wise, SEPA and more.

Partner payout (phased)

Threshold-triggered fiat payout via a partner network — backbone built now, live wiring in the next phase.

Developer & operations

Developer-friendly REST API

A clean, well-documented API to create, fetch, list and archive invoices, plus signed webhooks — easy to wire into any storefront or backend.

HMAC webhooks with retries

Signed delivery (X-Pay-Signature) with exponential backoff so your backend reliably learns when invoices settle.

Merchant analytics

Revenue over time, volume by asset and store, settlement breakdown, and paid-vs-expired conversion.

Stores, API keys & idempotency

Multiple stores with their own webhook secrets and redirect URLs; scoped HMAC keys; idempotent invoice creation.