Test a crypto subscription flow in minutes

Recurring crypto payments and stablecoin subscriptions for SaaS

Add recurring USDC payments on Polygon as a wallet-native second rail beside your current checkout, without replacing your billing stack.

10 min
Typical first test
No migration
Keep your current billing
USDC 路 Polygon
Current production rail
Use it as an additional payment method, not a full migration.
Add a checkout button or link to your current pricing page.
Designed for SaaS, AI tools, memberships, and Web3 products.
Wallet approval once, then recurring USDC renewals.
A low-risk way to test wallet billing

Start with one plan, not a migration project.

Put one USDC checkout link next to your existing checkout and measure whether wallet-native customers use it before expanding.

1
Create a plan

Set price, billing period, and checkout link from the dashboard.

2
Add it next to your current payment button

Offer wallet billing without changing the existing provider.

3
Collect recurring USDC payments

Customers approve the token flow and renewals continue based on the plan.

Add another recurring payment path where cards create friction

Processor holds, card declines, and regional payment friction can interrupt checkout or renewals. RecurCrypto adds a wallet-native USDC subscription path alongside the payment methods you already use.

Launch a focused test

Create one plan, copy the checkout link, and place it on your current pricing page.

Direct wallet settlement

Settlement goes to the merchant wallet on the supported USDC rail, reducing reliance on processor payout schedules for that payment path.

Keep your existing checkout

You do not need to replatform subscriptions, invoicing, or internal systems on day one.

When a second payment rail helps

Add wallet billing where your current checkout creates real friction.

Use RecurCrypto selectively for wallet-native customers or teams that want an additional recurring payment path without replacing cards or invoices.

Processor holds and payout delays

Keep an additional USDC payment path for customers who can settle directly to the merchant wallet.

Card declines and failed renewals

Give wallet-native customers another way to subscribe instead of relying on a single card flow.

Operational visibility

Track subscription state, reconciliation, retries, webhooks, and customer lifecycle from merchant tooling.

For developers

API documentation, checkout links, and webhooks.

Create plans, send users to checkout, and receive subscription events in your backend. Use the public docs to integrate without waiting for sales calls.

Public documentation

Use the API reference, quickstart, and webhook guides before writing production code.

Dashboard integration

Generate merchant API keys and copy integration details from the dashboard.

Lifecycle sync

Use webhooks plus API reads to keep product access aligned with subscription state.

Guides and resources

Understand recurring crypto payments before you launch.

Use focused guides to understand subscription flows, USDC checkout, SaaS integration, reconciliation, and the tradeoffs of adding a wallet-native second rail.

Start small

Launch one USDC plan, measure adoption, and expand only when it earns its place.

Add a second payment rail without replacing the billing stack that already works for your card or invoice customers.