
Fee Transparency: What Your Business Sees Before the First Payment
What fees a business pays when accepting crypto with SwapSS Pay: the service rate and network fee, both visible before you receive a single payment.

What fees a business pays when accepting crypto with SwapSS Pay: the service rate and network fee, both visible before you receive a single payment.

The journey of a crypto payment from the moment a customer sends it to the moment it lands on the merchant's balance, step by step.

The concrete cost savings for businesses accepting crypto payments: lower fees, no chargebacks, no FX conversion, and faster settlement.

Crypto payments are final: a customer cannot reverse them through their bank. Here is how that protects merchants from fraudulent chargebacks.

Digital goods and crypto are a natural fit: no chargebacks on delivered items, instant payment, and customers from any country.

How crypto payments affect margin: the difference in fee per sale and what happens to chargeback losses.

How to withdraw crypto revenue from your SwapSS Pay balance to your own wallet: what to fill in, how long it takes, and what to watch out for.

How soon crypto payment funds land on your balance and when you can withdraw them, covering network confirmations and what affects the timing.

How to monitor incoming crypto payments: where to check the status, how to set up notifications, and how to make sure you never miss a payment.

How a crypto payment page should be laid out so a client understands at a glance where to send money, how much, and on which network.

A crypto payment page with your logo and business name. How to set up the checkout appearance for your brand without any technical complexity.

Your client is buying several things at once. How to send one crypto invoice for the full order instead of separate invoices for each item.