Merchant-controlled wallets
Configure payment destinations associated with your store instead of accumulating a withdrawable Paxlivo merchant balance. Wallet recovery material stays with the merchant.
Crypto Payment Gateway Features
Tools for a practical non-custodial crypto payment flow.
Paxlivo combines hosted checkout, merchant-controlled wallet configuration, payment monitoring and integration tools so businesses can accept crypto without building blockchain payment infrastructure from scratch.
Core capabilities
From payment request to order fulfillment
The gateway handles the coordination layer around a payment. Your business remains responsible for the product or service being sold, wallet security, refund decisions and the fulfillment rules applied to each invoice.
Non-custodial processing
Paxlivo coordinates invoices and payment status without requiring possession of the merchant's seed phrase or private keys.
Payment monitoring
Track invoice creation, transaction detection and blockchain confirmation state so your application can make a deliberate fulfillment decision.
API & webhooks
Integrate invoice creation and payment events with ecommerce, billing or custom applications through scoped credentials and server-to-server notifications.
Payment links
Create shareable payment requests for direct invoicing, support conversations or other workflows where a complete shopping cart is unnecessary.
Merchant dashboard
Review stores, invoices, payment states, wallet configuration and integration settings from a dedicated merchant account.
Hosted checkout
Give customers a clear payment request instead of a raw wallet address.
A Paxlivo checkout can present the amount due, selected asset or network, payment address and current invoice state. This reduces the amount of payment logic your storefront needs to build itself and gives customers a consistent place to follow the payment.
The merchant's integration can create the invoice, redirect the customer to checkout and then rely on payment status or webhook events to decide when to mark the order as paid.
01NewInvoice created and awaiting payment
02DetectedA transaction is seen on the network
03ConfirmingWaiting for the configured confirmation state
04Settled for your workflowYour system applies its fulfillment rule
ACustomer paysTo the address shown by the checkout
BNetwork processes the transactionTiming and fees depend on the network
CMerchant receives control of the fundsAccording to the configured wallet setup
Custody model
Payment processing and custody are kept separate.
Paxlivo is designed to provide the payment software layer rather than a pooled merchant wallet. That means there is no routine processor withdrawal step after every sale. Merchants should still secure their wallet backups, recovery phrases and signing devices independently of Paxlivo.
Read the security guidanceReal-world payment states
Crypto checkout needs to handle more than a successful payment.
A useful payment gateway should make unusual states visible rather than hide them. Exact handling can depend on the payment method, invoice settings and merchant integration.
Expired invoices
Payment requests can have a time window. If the invoice expires, the merchant application should avoid silently treating a later payment as a normal on-time order.
Underpayments & overpayments
Blockchain transfers do not always match the requested amount exactly. The merchant should review the resulting invoice state and define how exceptions are handled.
Refunds
A refund is a new blockchain transaction. Merchants should verify the refund destination and network before sending funds from a wallet they control.
Built for control
Start Free Your checkout, your wallet configuration, your fulfillment rules.
Paxlivo's beta focuses on dependable payment coordination first, with additional networks and merchant tools introduced only after production testing.