Crypto payments for SaaS checkout and invoices
Add crypto payment links or API checkout sessions to SaaS billing flows while keeping settlement non-custodial.
Use links for manual invoices and API sessions for app checkout
Early SaaS teams can start with payment links for annual invoices or manual renewals. Product-led teams can create checkout sessions from the backend and reconcile through webhooks.
- Payment links for sales-led invoices
- API sessions for self-serve checkout
- Order id and metadata for workspace, plan and customer references
Activate access only after a signed paid event
Crypto payments are asynchronous. A SaaS backend should treat the hosted redirect as customer UX and use signed webhook events as the source of truth for activating or renewing access.
- Listen for payment.paid before provisioning
- Handle expired and failed sessions cleanly
- Record refund-required states for support follow-up
Built around the checkout jobs that matter
Apa keeps the merchant-facing model simple: create a payment, let the customer pay, receive status updates, and settle to the wallet you control.
Works without custody
Subscription or invoice payments settle to your wallet instead of a processor balance.
Stablecoin-friendly
Receive USDC or USDT on supported networks to reduce crypto price noise.
Developer-ready
Use checkout sessions, metadata, idempotency and webhooks for SaaS billing logic.
Crypto payments for SaaS FAQ
Can SaaS teams use Apa for recurring subscriptions?
Apa currently fits checkout sessions and payment links. Recurring billing can be built by creating new payment requests for renewal cycles.
Can I attach workspace or customer metadata?
Yes. Metadata and order ids are echoed on payment objects and webhook events.
When should the SaaS app provision access?
After a signed terminal success event such as payment.paid, not merely after a browser redirect.
Make crypto checkout feel ordinary
Create payment links or API checkout sessions with direct wallet settlement, clear statuses and signed webhooks.