Fast to integrate
Use hosted checkout, payment links, API or a merchant flow.
Business payments infrastructure
Give customers a familiar checkout for supported digital assets while your team keeps payment status, merchant references and settlement visibility in one global payment layer.
Processed volume
$84,290
INV-4821
USDC · Base
USD 2,490
SUB-1904
USDT · Tron
EUR 840
ORD-7782
BTC · Bitcoin
GBP 1,260
$390B
Estimated annualized stablecoin payment activity in 2025, including $226B in B2B payments.
McKinsey + Artemis AnalyticsUp to 40%
First-time customer share reported in a Forrester study of merchants accepting crypto through BitPay.
Forrester / BitPayGlobal Crypto Payments Live
Near-real-time indicative crypto prices for merchant planning, not guaranteed Finlazo settlement quotes.
$82,750
Indicative market price
$2,435
Indicative market price
$1
Indicative market price
$1
Indicative market price
Invoice simulator
Prices update approximately every 45 seconds
Illustrative crypto equivalent
Actual payment and settlement amounts may differ. Confirm final quotes before accepting payment.
Global settlement
Customers can pay in supported digital assets while merchants settle through available Finlazo fiat or crypto rails, depending on market and account configuration.
Illustrative cross-border flow
A London software company invoices a customer in USD.
The customer pays USDC. Finlazo confirms the configured blockchain payment and the merchant settles through an available bank, local, or stablecoin rail for its account.
Illustrative example only, not a real transaction or settlement quote.
Settlement to supported business bank accounts in available markets.
Settlement through supported mobile-money destinations where available.
Local clearing and instant-payment networks subject to market support.
Keep funds in supported stablecoins where the account configuration permits.
Settle to supported external crypto destinations where permitted and configured.
Examples of local infrastructure include M-PESA, PayShap, SEPA, Faster Payments, ACH and local bank transfers, subject to market and account availability.
Built for businesses that sell across borders
Businesses already combine cards, bank transfers, mobile money, instant bank payments and local methods. Finlazo adds supported digital assets for customers who prefer stablecoins or crypto.
McKinsey and Artemis Analytics estimate about $390 billion in annualized stablecoin payment activity from December 2025, including about $226 billion in B2B payments. The estimate excludes much trading and internal blockchain movement.
Use hosted checkout, payment links, API or a merchant flow.
Serve international customers across currencies and payment corridors.
Track payment lifecycle events and reconcile every merchant reference.
How crypto acceptance fits your infrastructure
Supported digital assets
Configure the assets and networks that make sense for your customers and account.
Tether
Stablecoin · multiple networks
Availability depends on payment flow and network configuration.
USD Coin
Stablecoin · multiple networks
Availability depends on payment flow and network configuration.
Bitcoin
Bitcoin network
Availability depends on payment flow and network configuration.
Ethereum
Ethereum network
Availability depends on payment flow and network configuration.
Stablecoin economy
USDT and USDC are simply another global payment rail for customers and businesses that use them. They can sit beside cards, bank transfers and local methods without forcing every customer into crypto.
Invoice an overseas customer in USDC while keeping the order reference and fiat equivalent connected.
Give a counterparty another way to pay without removing existing bank-payment options.
Create a payment request for a client who prefers a supported digital asset.
Use hosted checkout, payment links or the API to create payment intents, listen for webhooks, and reconcile every transaction against your own merchant reference.
const payment = await finlazo.payments.create({
amount: { value: 24900, currency: "USD" },
asset: "USDC",
merchantReference: "order_4821",
webhookUrl: "https://yourapp.com/webhooks"
})API
Build a checkout that fits your product.
Hosted checkout
Launch a conversion-focused payment surface.
Payment links
Share a payment request without building a flow.
Merchant checkout
Keep the payment experience close to your brand.
Merchant use cases
Add crypto alongside cards, bank transfers and local payment methods.
Accept stablecoin payments from international customers without rebuilding billing.
Give overseas counterparties another payment and settlement option.
Track crypto payments using merchant references and reconciliation.
Accept supported crypto from international customers where appropriate.
Create payment requests for agencies, developers and consultants.
Finlazo can apply transaction monitoring, merchant and customer verification where applicable, blockchain confirmation and operational controls around each configured payment flow. Requirements vary by market.
Explore compliance resourcesUse hosted checkout, payment links, API integration, or a merchant checkout flow. Supported assets, networks and onboarding requirements depend on your account configuration.
USDT, USDC, BTC and ETH are examples of supported digital assets. Exact asset and network availability is confirmed for your payment flow.
Customers can use USDT or USDC where the selected asset and network are enabled for your account. Checkout instructions must be followed exactly.
Yes. A payment request can be denominated in a supported reference currency while checkout calculates the indicative crypto amount for the customer.
After the configured blockchain payment is detected and confirmed, merchant balances update and settlement follows an available fiat or crypto rail for the account.
Bank-account and stablecoin settlement may be available depending on market, permissions and account configuration. Coverage is not universal.
Coverage varies by market and payment rail. Start with the available market pages and confirm current support during onboarding.
Finlazo tracks the configured asset and network, monitors confirmation status, and surfaces lifecycle events through checkout, dashboard and webhooks.
Wrong-asset or wrong-network transfers may not be automatically credited and require review under the applicable support process.
Yes. Hosted checkout, payment links, API, webhooks, payment status and merchant references are designed to work together for reconciliation.
Local market guides
Review the localized guidance currently available for your business.
Start a conversation about your global payment flow.