/// Gateway · Payments

One checkout, every method

The demo order is real: Arc Studio SRL, order 9F21-0716, €49.00. The customer chooses card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or USDC — and the merchant's side of the story is identical either way.

Cards
+ Apple & Google Pay
USDC
On the same page
1.0034
EUR → USDC demo rate
Hosted
Drop-in checkout
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One checkout, every method

Method fragmentation is the merchant's problem today: a card provider here, a wallet SDK there, crypto nowhere. Gateway collapses them into one hosted page that adapts to mobile and desktop, so accepting a new method never means another integration.

  • [ 01 ]Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, USDC — one page
  • [ 02 ]Responsive by default — the same URL on any device
  • [ 03 ]The order, not the method, is the unit of work
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Crypto settled like fiat

USDC is shown at a visible rate — 1 EUR = 1.0034 USDC in the demo — and the receipt states the crypto→EUR settlement in plain terms. The merchant reconciles euros; the customer paid however they wanted.

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Drop-in integration

Create an order, redirect to the hosted page, receive the result. Gateway carries the payment UI, method logic, and receipts, so checkout is something you point at rather than something you build.

/// In the product
Desktop checkout — every method on one page, order 9F21-0716.
The same checkout on mobile — no separate integration.
The receipt — crypto settled to EUR, stated plainly.
Availability

Runs standalone or whitelabel — your brand on the checkout, our rails underneath.

Pick a product. Or take the core.

Everything above runs in production demos we can walk you through — standalone, whitelabel, or as one platform. Tell us what you're building and we'll show you the shortest path to it.

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