Accept any coin
Bitcoin, Solana, USDT on Tron, USDC on Base, and 27 more. Your buyer pays from the wallet they already have open.
- Scan and send
- No bridge
- No network picker
Your customer pays with whatever they already hold, even the Bitcoin they swore they'd never sell. You receive one asset on Monad. No bridges, no network switching, no gas.
Non-custodial · Settles on Monad · Works with any wallet

“We were losing customers who held everything on Solana. Tender took a day to wire up and that whole category of drop-off just disappeared.”
“One address per chain, one settlement asset. The API does exactly what the docs say it does, which is rarer than it should be.”
“The underpayment handling is what sold me. Everyone else pretends partial payments don't happen. Tender models them.”
“We were losing customers who held everything on Solana. Tender took a day to wire up and that whole category of drop-off just disappeared.”
“One address per chain, one settlement asset. The API does exactly what the docs say it does, which is rarer than it should be.”
“The underpayment handling is what sold me. Everyone else pretends partial payments don't happen. Tender models them.”
“Our buyers never see a network picker. They scan, they pay, it settles. Support tickets about 'wrong chain' went to zero.”
“Non-custodial was non-negotiable for us after Commerce shut down. Tender never touches the funds and still gives us webhooks.”
“I integrated it on a Sunday afternoon. Create invoice, render the page, listen for the webhook. That's the whole thing.”
“Our buyers never see a network picker. They scan, they pay, it settles. Support tickets about 'wrong chain' went to zero.”
“Non-custodial was non-negotiable for us after Commerce shut down. Tender never touches the funds and still gives us webhooks.”
“I integrated it on a Sunday afternoon. Create invoice, render the page, listen for the webhook. That's the whole thing.”
Measurable difference
Numbers a merchant can hold you to, not a promise about the future.

Your customer holds Bitcoin

Your checkout only takes one chain

So they bridge, swap, and buy gas

Most of them just leave
85% of crypto checkouts are abandoned

Your customer holds Bitcoin
Crypto checkouts lose most of their buyers, and the top cited reason is network selection confusion. Tender removes the choice entirely. Every chain is simply accepted.
Checkout completion rate. Higher is better.
Bitcoin, Solana, USDT on Tron, any EVM. Your buyer sends from the wallet they already have, with no bridge, no swap, no network picker.
Funds land in your chosen asset on Monad and a signed webhook hits your server the moment they do. Most payments clear in under a minute.
Tender never touches your money. Deposits route straight through to the address you control, so there is nothing of yours on our balance sheet.

What you can do
One API key, one settlement address, and every chain your buyer might already be holding.
Bitcoin, Solana, USDT on Tron, USDC on Base, and 27 more. Your buyer pays from the wallet they already have open.
Whatever comes in, one asset lands on Monad at the address you control. Your books stay in a single currency.
A signed webhook hits your server on every state change, including the ones most processors quietly swallow.
In person
Key in the amount and turn the screen round. Your customer scans the code with their camera, or taps an NFC sticker, and pays from the wallet already on their phone.
No app to install and nothing to connect. The phone's own camera opens the checkout.
Write a sale, or a reusable link, onto a cheap NFC sticker. Any modern phone opens it with a tap, iPhone included.
The counter flips to Paid the moment the payment settles on Monad. Every sale is an ordinary invoice, with the same webhook.
Writing a sticker needs Chrome on Android. Reading one works on any NFC phone.
Scan or tap to pay
$12.50
Move money
Your buyer opens their wallet, scans, and sends. There is no account to make, no chain to choose and no gas token to go and buy first.
The checkout shows the asset they picked and an address that only accepts it. Nothing to get wrong.
Tender never asks for a signature or a connect prompt, so exchange withdrawals work exactly like wallet sends.
The quote is held to a visible deadline. If it lapses before they send, the deposit is refunded rather than silently repriced.
A short payment gets its own state and a webhook, never a support thread. A deposit below the chain minimum is refunded automatically; anything above it is yours, recorded against the invoice.

Coming soon
The Tender card draws straight from your settlement balance on Monad. Revenue arrives in crypto and leaves as an ordinary card payment, with no exchange sitting in the middle.

Most payments clear in under a minute. You watch the invoice move from detected to settled on the same screen your customer is standing in front of.
~40s
Median time to settled

Every chain you don't accept is a customer who can't pay you. See what that costs over a year.
Illustrative figures based on a $100K monthly checkout volume, comparing an 85% abandonment rate against under 2%. Results vary by business.
Your customer pays from the chain they already hold. Every one of these settles to the same address on Monad.
Insights and updates
Research
Over eight in ten crypto checkouts are abandoned, and the reasons are boringly consistent: the buyer is asked to pick a network.
·6 min read
Engineering
Partial payments are not an error condition. They are a normal outcome, and treating them as a support ticket is a design failure.
·5 min read
Product
A settlement chain has one job: be finished before your customer has put their phone away. Here is how we chose.
·4 min read
No. Tender is non-custodial. Deposits route through Aurora Intents directly to the settlement address you control on Monad. We never take custody, which means no license, no float, and nothing of yours on our balance sheet.
It's a first-class state, not an error. If less than the amount has arrived when the invoice closes, it moves to UNDERPAID and you get a webhook. A deposit below the chain minimum is refunded to the buyer automatically; anything above it reached your address, and the invoice's payments show exactly what arrived.
Never. They see an amount and a QR code, and they send from whatever wallet or exchange they already use. There is no connect step, no signature request, and no network switching prompt.
Yes. The counter screen in your dashboard turns a phone, tablet or laptop into a till: key in the amount, and the customer scans the code or taps an NFC sticker, then pays from their own wallet. Writing a sticker needs Chrome on Android; any NFC phone, iPhone included, can tap it.
No. Gas is abstracted end to end. Neither you nor your customer needs to acquire the destination chain's native token for a payment to settle.
Most settle within a minute of confirmation on the source chain. Confirmation time depends on the chain your customer pays from: Solana is seconds, Bitcoin is longer.
Around 0.4% per transaction with no monthly fee, no setup fee, and no minimum volume. You keep the majority of the spread on every payment you process.
Create an invoice in under five minutes. No sales call, no contract.
