I've been building my first product!
Hey all!
Glad to be here, I'm Adam and I've been working on my first product!
I've been crypto-native for a long time and it always made me wonder why merchants didn't accept crypto especially when Stablecoins processed over $8 trillion in transactions in 2024, and that number is growing 50% year-over-year..
After researching into it...
Custodial solutions with 3-day holds
Complex wallet integrations
Gas fees passed to customers
I've built Settlr. It's a non-custodial crypto payment processor on Solana.
→ Accept any token, receive USDC instantly
→ No wallet extensions — customers pay with email
→ 1% flat fee, zero gas costs
→ Direct to your wallet, no custody risk
For developers: 3-line SDK integration. For everyone else: create a payment link, share it, get paid.
I'm also seeing traction with freelancers in LATAM and Africa who use it to escape PayPal's fees and receive stable digital dollars instead of volatile local currency.
Live on devnet, mainnet coming soon. Would love feedback from anyone who's tried accepting crypto payments before, or has issues with payments in general.
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Looks interesting! The gas fees are the reason why I have all my crypto just sitting in my wallet doing absolutely nothing except staking :D I can imagine there is a huge market in places that have sky high inflation in their local currencies and are looking for a way to easily accept a global currency - and spend it again :)
@peterclaridge Thanks very much! Honestly, I hate gas fees and how much it ruins user experience, especially when making lots of transactions!
Agreed, LATAM region most certainly has that issue, they love the freedom and flexibility of paying and being paid in stablecoins!
It was a big reason for building Settlr as it allows me to remove the barriers where people can accept any token and have an instant stablecoin payout
Would you spend more crypto if it was gasless transactions then?