JangoPay

A transfer is not a completed payment

Receiving stablecoins is easy. Matching and managing each payment is not.

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Payments do not match orders automatically

After a customer transfers funds directly to a wallet address, the merchant still needs to verify the amount, address and transaction record. As order volume grows, this becomes time-consuming and more prone to errors.

02

Exceptions slow order handling

Customers may select the wrong asset or network, or underpay or overpay. This can delay order confirmation and increase the manual work required for customer support, refunds and other follow-up.

03

Open-source tools create maintenance risk

Open-source systems may appear inexpensive, but you are responsible for deployment, maintenance, exception handling and security risks. Building your own system also requires ongoing development and maintenance that is not practical for small and medium-sized merchants.

One link, one complete payment flow

Each Payment Link keeps its own order details and status, from creation to completion.

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A separate record for every payment

Amount, asset, network and payment status are recorded together, making payment ownership clearer and reconciliation easier.

02

Flexible payment options

Set accepted payments, combined payments and Automatic Exchange to fit your workflow.

03

Continue the customer journey after payment

After payment, customers can return to a specified page to continue ordering, view their order or use the service.

From setup to payment in four steps

No complex setup required—create a stablecoin payment link in minutes.

01

Set the payment amount

Enter the order amount, priced in USD.

02

Choose payment options

Set the assets and blockchain networks customers can use.

03

Share the payment link

Send it to customers through your website, messaging apps or support channels.

04

Confirm payment automatically

After payment, JangoPay monitors the on-chain status and updates the order automatically.

JANGOPAY

Made for common payment needs

From digital goods to cross-border services.

01

Digital goods and online services

After payment confirmation, deliver accounts, source code, memberships, download access and other digital content.

02

SaaS and account top-ups

Use Payment Links for subscriptions, credits or account top-ups, then add automation as you grow.

03

Cross-border trade and service orders

Create a separate payment link for each order to keep payments clearly matched and reduce manual verification.

Accept your first paymentOne link. One simpler crypto payment.