TinsoPay Business
The settlement layer for businesses accepting crypto.
Send customers a payment link or connect our API. We handle the deposit, the pricing, and the payout — you just watch your bank balance update.
Built for
The problem
Getting paid in crypto used to mean building this yourself.
01
Wallet address
A gateway hands you an address and calls it done. What happens next is on you.
02
Manual reconciliation
Checking which payment matched which customer, by hand, every single time.
03
Exchange accounts
Holding customer funds on a personal exchange account — not built for a business.
04
Spreadsheets
The real ledger ends up living in a spreadsheet nobody else can audit.
05
Manual payouts
A transfer initiated whenever someone remembers to do it.
06
Settlement complexity
Six manual steps between a customer's payment and money you can actually spend.
The settlement engine
One system, from deposit to bank.
Seven components, working as one pipeline. Hover any step to see exactly what it does.
Wallet
A one-time deposit address is generated per charge — never shared across transactions, so every deposit is unambiguous.
See it in action
Everything you need to get paid, built in.
New payment link
Who it's for
Built for businesses that already deal in crypto.
Route settlement to each seller's own sub-wallet automatically, with your platform fee deducted before payout — one integration covering every seller, not one per seller.
Send a payment link per invoice, get paid in USDT or any of 300+ assets, and settle straight into your local currency — no separate exchange account to manage.
Generate a charge via the API when a subscription renews, and let webhooks confirm payment the same way your existing billing events already work.
Skip the multi-day international wire entirely — a crypto payment confirms on-chain in minutes and settles to your account on your own schedule.
Share a single payment link, let the client pay in whatever asset they hold, and withdraw to your own bank account whenever you choose.
Built for developers
A payment API that reads like plain English.
Create a charge, get a webhook when it settles. Early access for approved businesses today.
Coverage
Nine currencies. Ten markets. One integration.
Hover a market to see its settlement route.
Nigeria
NGN
Kenya
KES
Ghana
GHS
South Africa
ZAR
Uganda
UGX
Tanzania
TZS
Rwanda
RWF
Cameroon
XAF
Côte d'Ivoire
XOF
Senegal
XOF
Security & compliance
Nothing settles until it's verified.
Every charge moves through the same seven-step verification path — no exceptions, no shortcuts.
Pursuing licensing as a Virtual Asset Service Provider under Nigeria SEC’s Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Program (ARIP).
Roadmap
Payment acceptance is the beginning.
Payment Acceptance
LiveBusiness Wallet
LiveBulk Payouts
In developmentTreasury
PlannedEmbedded Finance
PlannedCards
PlannedCross-border Banking
Planned0+
Digital assets
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African markets
24/7
Infrastructure monitoring
Enterprise
Grade security
Pricing
One fee. No surprises.
A single percentage applies per settled transaction. No monthly fee, no setup cost, no charge for holding a balance. Full pricing is shared when you get started.
Frequently asked questions
Do my customers need a TinsoPay account to pay me?
No. They send crypto to a one-time deposit address like any other transaction — nothing to sign up for on their end.
How long does settlement take?
Your business wallet is credited automatically once a deposit clears its confirmation threshold — usually minutes. Withdrawing to your bank is on your schedule, not ours.
Which countries do you support?
Nine currencies across ten African markets today: NGN, KES, GHS, ZAR, UGX, TZS, RWF, XAF, and XOF.
How many crypto assets can I accept?
Over 300, pulled live from our payment infrastructure — not a fixed shortlist.
Is there a developer API?
Yes — currently in early access for approved businesses integrating payment acceptance directly into their own systems.
Get started today
Get paid without building a settlement desk.
Business wallets, crypto payment acceptance, and automatic settlement — built on the same infrastructure already moving money for TinsoPay’s personal customers.