Invoices
Bill a named customer with a due date. Velt emails the pay link, chases it when it slips, and closes it when the chain confirms.
Everything a merchant needs to accept crypto without running a node — billing, checkout, settlement, payouts and the reporting underneath them, on one ledger.
Get paid
Price in the currency your business thinks in. Velt converts at the moment the shopper picks how to pay, so what you quoted is what you are owed.
Bill a named customer with a due date. Velt emails the pay link, chases it when it slips, and closes it when the chain confirms.
Recurring billing with no card on file. Each period raises an invoice and emails it; the customer pays when they choose.
Unpaid periods are chased on a reminder ladder — a courtesy note before the due date, then escalating follow-ups — rather than retried against a card that was never there.
One URL you can drop into a chat, an email or a site. Fixed or open amount, reusable or single use, no integration required.
A standing deposit address tied to one customer. Built for retainers, marketplace sellers and recurring top-ups.
Asset pick, a twenty-minute rate lock, QR with BIP21 and EIP-681, and a live confirmation count — under your brand.
Hold and move
Funds land in your own balance on a double-entry ledger. Nothing moves without an approval, and every movement has an entry behind it.
Available against pending, per asset and network, so you always know what is genuinely spendable.
Withdraw to an address book you control. An operator approves, then the treasury signs — no single step can move money alone.
Full or partial, back to the address that paid. Debited from available, approved before it is sent.
Quote and lock FX between assets. The rate holds for thirty seconds and the credit lands on the ledger.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Base and Tron, each with its own confirmation rules — settled by the same ledger and the same reporting.
A shopper without crypto can buy it inside checkout. Adapters for the major providers; you choose which one is live.
Run the business
The parts nobody demos and everybody needs at the end of a quarter.
Volume, settlement and a reconciliation view that checks the chain against the ledger rather than assuming they agree.
Ledger, invoices, orders, payouts, refunds and subscriptions over any date range, for the people who live in a spreadsheet.
Every paying address is screened against sanctions lists before it is credited, and fails closed if screening is unavailable.
Submit your filing once; an operator reviews it before live keys are issued.
Named members with roles, two-factor authentication, and a withdrawal policy that says who can move what.
HMAC-SHA256 on every delivery, a full attempt log, and a queue you can flush yourself.
A REST API, signed webhooks, and SDKs for Node and Python. Fulfil on one event and let the rest of it run.