Crypto checkout
Crypto checkout is a payment flow that accepts cryptocurrency at the point of sale — usually via invoice, QR code, or wallet-connect signature.
A crypto checkout is a payment flow that accepts cryptocurrency at the point of sale. Three common patterns:
- Invoice-based (Plisio, BTCPay, NowPayments): the merchant generates a unique address and exact amount; the buyer sends from any wallet; the invoice resolves on-chain confirmation. No wallet connection, no signature, no account.
- Wallet-connect: the buyer signs a transaction directly from a browser or mobile wallet. Smooth UX but reveals the connected wallet address.
- Exchange-hosted: the buyer pays from a CEX balance via a merchant URL. Fastest settlement but tied to a KYC'd account.
1kreach runs invoice-based checkout via Plisio. The buyer picks a coin, receives an address and an amount, pays from any wallet they control, and the system confirms in minutes. No account signup, no KYC, no connected wallet on record.
What is crypto checkout?
Crypto checkout is a payment flow that accepts cryptocurrency at the point of sale — usually via invoice, QR code, or wallet-connect signature.
Related terms
OTC payment
OTC payment is a direct wallet-to-wallet or peer-to-peer transaction that settles outside a centralized exchange, typically used for large or privacy-sensitive orders.
Non-custodial
Non-custodial means you hold your own private keys — no exchange, wallet provider, or merchant ever has access to your funds.
KYC-free
KYC-free means a service does not require government ID, selfie verification, or address proof to transact — only the minimum data needed to fulfill the order.
Anonymous growth
Anonymous growth is the purchase or use of social media growth services without providing personal identity, account passwords, or KYC documentation.