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RecurCrypto docs for stablecoin subscription billing

Start integrating RecurCrypto with quickstart guides, API docs, webhook references, demo checkout, and merchant implementation notes.

Start here

Use the quickstart to create a merchant account, create a plan, open the hosted checkout, and test a subscription lifecycle before wiring a full backend.

After the first test, use the API reference and webhook docs to synchronize subscription status with your own product access logic.

  • Quickstart for first integration
  • API reference for backend reads
  • Webhook docs for lifecycle events
  • Merchant manuals for support and operations

Recommended rollout

Start with one plan and one stablecoin on Polygon. Validate that wallet-native users complete checkout and that support can inspect subscription state clearly.

Once the payment rail proves useful, add more plans, deeper access automation, and customer self-service flows.

Operational details buyers usually check

Payment infrastructure pages should answer concrete operational questions, not only marketing claims. RecurCrypto focuses on Polygon stablecoin subscriptions, hosted checkout, merchant dashboard visibility, API-readable subscription state, and webhook lifecycle events for synchronization.

Merchants should validate one plan end to end before putting the rail in front of all customers: create the plan, subscribe through checkout, verify dashboard state, inspect webhook delivery, and confirm how support will check a subscription if a webhook is delayed.

  • Supported production focus: USDC, USDT, and DAI subscriptions on Polygon.
  • Recommended rollout: one plan, one target segment, one checkout link, then webhooks/API.
  • Operational principle: chain state and application state must be reconciled rather than treated as separate truths.

Current-stage transparency

RecurCrypto should be evaluated as an early payment rail for targeted wallet-native subscription use cases. It is strongest as a second rail beside existing billing, especially for crypto-native, international, AI, SaaS, and developer-tool audiences.

Security and reliability evaluation should include contract behavior, approvals, renewal execution, event sync, webhook retries, dashboard visibility, and support workflows. That is the practical trust checklist for merchants before volume is scaled.

Frequently asked questions

Where should developers start?

Start with the quickstart, then read the API and webhook pages once the checkout flow is working.

Is a full migration required?

No. RecurCrypto can be added as a second rail beside existing billing.

Which chain should I use first?

For the current production motion, use Polygon with USDC, USDT, or DAI.

Related resources

Use these pages to continue through the payment-risk, stablecoin-subscription, and developer-integration clusters.

Start narrow. Validate fast.

Create one plan, publish one checkout link, and measure whether wallet-native customers complete and renew better than card-only paths.