Payments infrastructure for SaaS

Nearly every crypto payment gateway works the same way: it takes the money first. Your buyer pays the platform, the platform shows you a balance, and one day — hopefully — you get to withdraw it.

That design exists for one reason. A percentage fee is very hard to collect from a payment you never touch. Hold the funds and the cut is trivial. Let them go straight to the merchant and it isn’t.

Blockra was built that way too, at first. Then we took custody out entirely — and the per-transaction fee went with it, because the fee was the only thing custody was ever really for.

Now every payment is derived from your own extended public key. Blockra works out the address, watches the chain, and tells you the moment it confirms. The coins travel from your buyer to your wallet. There is nothing of yours sitting in a Blockra account, because there is no Blockra account for it to sit in.

What’s left is a flat price — or none at all. Taking payments is free; the paid plans add your own branding, your own domain and higher limits. Nothing we charge moves with your volume, so we have no reason to want a slice of it, or to stand between you and your money.