Wallet control
For a receive-only on-chain setup, you retain the spending keys. Lightning has a separate node and channel model. We agree the responsibilities before enabling it.
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Receive and reconcile payments through a managed BitSettle setup.
Scope, wallet controls, and pricing agreed before onboarding.
Illustrative invoice workflow
Example only
Invoice
Customer selects a payment method.
Receiving setup
Funds follow the configured wallet arrangement.
Invoice record
Match the payment and apply the confirmation policy.
The selected method determines wallet control and confirmation.
Clear responsibilities.
Before the first payment.
Managed payment infrastructure
Before you start
Know what you control. Know what we operate.
A clear agreement matters more than a universal custody or settlement promise. These are the decisions we work through with you.
Payment confirmation
Timing depends on the network and confirmation policy. A detected transfer, a confirmed payment, and an available wallet balance are different states.
Costs and risks
Service and network fees still apply. USDT has issuer and, on some networks, bridge risks. Incorrect-network payments and refunds need a defined process.
Payment methods
Choose the methods your customers use.
Bitcoin, Lightning, and USDT across seven networks are distinct configurations. Software support does not mean every method is enabled or available for every merchant.
- Bitcoin
- Lightning
- TRON
- Ethereum
- Polygon
- Arbitrum One
- BNB Smart Chain
- Avalanche C-Chain
- Solana
We confirm the exact asset, network, wallet model, and confirmation policy during setup. USDT is an issuer-backed token; it is not a bank deposit or a guaranteed dollar value.
A clear cost model
A service fee, agreed before onboarding.
BitSettle charges for the service rather than taking a percentage of your payments. The quote depends on the setup, support, and operating scope you need.
- Service subscription
- Hosting, configuration, monitoring, and support as specified in your quote.
- Network and other costs
- Transaction fees and any agreed optional or third-party services are separate considerations.
- Written terms
- Price, availability, responsibilities, and any early-access rate terms are confirmed before you commit.
Start with your setup
Make the first payment a verified one.
Tell us what your business needs. We establish the scope, configure the agreed methods, and review a test invoice before you rely on the setup.
- 1. Discuss your customers, methods, and volume.
- 2. Agree the quote and operating responsibilities.
- 3. Verify the configured payment flow together.
Request early access
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