Bitcoin
BTC · On-chain
Paxlivo is starting with a focused set of payment methods we can operate and test properly. We would rather support a smaller launch set clearly than advertise hundreds of assets without consistent operational support.
BTC · On-chain
LTC · On-chain
USDT · TRON
Bitcoin is the primary cryptocurrency payment method in the Paxlivo launch set. A customer can pay a Bitcoin invoice to the address presented at checkout, while Paxlivo monitors the transaction and its confirmation state for the merchant's order workflow.
Merchants whose customers already hold BTC and are comfortable paying an on-chain Bitcoin invoice.
The number of confirmations a merchant considers sufficient should reflect the value and risk of the transaction.
Bitcoin miner fees are separate from Paxlivo pricing and can vary with network conditions and the customer's wallet.
Litecoin follows a familiar address-and-confirmation payment flow and can be useful for customers who prefer LTC for transfers. Paxlivo tracks the invoice state while the underlying Litecoin network processes the transaction.
Merchants should always confirm that the customer is sending LTC on the Litecoin network to the address displayed by the checkout.
USDT-TRON can be useful where customers prefer a payment amount denominated in a stablecoin rather than a volatile crypto asset. The network matters: a USDT payment must be sent using the exact supported network shown by the invoice.
Important: sending a token on the wrong blockchain can make recovery difficult or impossible. Customers should verify both the token and network before sending.
A merchant saying “we accept USDT” is not enough on its own. USDT exists on multiple networks, and an address intended for one network should not be assumed to accept the same token on another network. Paxlivo's beta currently identifies USDT-TRON specifically.
When additional stablecoin networks are added, each supported network will be listed separately so merchants and customers can make an explicit choice.
Always copy the address from the active Paxlivo invoice, confirm the asset and network, and use the amount shown at checkout. Paxlivo support will never ask for a wallet seed phrase or private key.
Potential expansion can include Lightning and additional stablecoin networks supported by the underlying payment infrastructure. A network will be marketed as supported only after we have tested the payment flow, merchant configuration and operational behavior in production-like conditions.
Beta merchant feedback will directly influence which networks Paxlivo evaluates next.