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Crypto payments

Accept Solana (SOL) payments

SOL is the native coin of Solana, a network with fast blocks and very low fees. Customers can also pay USDT and USDC on Solana.

The Solana network

Customers pay SOL on Solana. Crypto Merchant counts a payment once the network has confirmed it the number of times below.

NetworkNetwork fee paid inConfirmationsTypical wait
SolanaSOL32about 30 seconds
Waits are typical times from the network's block interval, not guarantees. Full list: coins and networks.

How accepting SOL works

  1. 1

    Create an invoice or share your checkout

    Price it in your own currency. Send the customer to your checkout page, share a payment link, or create the invoice with the API.

  2. 2

    The customer picks SOL

    The invoice shows the exact SOL amount at a locked rate and a deposit address used for this invoice only, with a QR code.

  3. 3

    Crypto Merchant watches the network

    Once the payment has enough confirmations, the invoice is marked paid and your webhook, if you use one, is called.

  4. 4

    Your balance grows, and you pay out when you like

    Payments collect in your business's pool wallet. Pay out any time with no minimum.

What it costs

  • 1% per paid invoice. Expired or cancelled invoices cost nothing.
  • Free setup. Going live takes a one-time $25 payment, credited in full to your gas balance.
  • No sweep fee. Moving payments into your pool costs only the network fee.
  • Payouts any time, with no minimum. Swaps into a holding coin include a service margin in the rate.

See the full pricing.

Why businesses accept SOL

  • Reach customers who already hold SOL and prefer to spend it.
  • No card chargebacks: confirmed crypto payments can't be reversed by the payer.
  • Prefer stable value? Have your SOL swapped into a stablecoin automatically. See stablecoin payments.

Other coins you can accept

Frequently asked questions

How long does a SOL payment take to confirm?
Crypto Merchant waits for 32 confirmations on Solana, which usually takes about 30 seconds. The invoice page updates on its own when the payment is confirmed.
What does it cost to accept SOL?
1% per paid invoice. Setup is free and unpaid or expired invoices cost nothing. Moving coins on a blockchain also costs a small network fee, paid from your gas balance.
Can I get paid out in a different coin than SOL?
Yes. You can pay out each coin to its own wallet, or have your balance swapped into one holding coin, such as USDT, before it is paid out. Swap rates include a service margin.
What happens if a customer sends SOL on the wrong network?
Customers must send the coin shown on the invoice, on the network shown. The same coin on two networks is not interchangeable, and coins sent on another network may be lost for good.
Do I need ID to start accepting SOL?
No. Anyone, in any country, can sign up without ID documents. You still have to follow the law where you do business and the Crypto Merchant Terms of Service.

Start accepting crypto today

Free setup, no ID checks to sign up, 1% per paid invoice, and payouts whenever you want.