Sell the ultimate merchant product. Earn up to $200 per signup.
Trillions of dollars now sit in stablecoins. Almost no shop on the high street can take them properly. Merchant Specialists fix that — one shop, one terminal, one Xero connection at a time.
One-time onboarding fee per merchant. You keep up to $200 of every signup you bring in.
The money is already in stablecoins. The shops just can't take it.
Hundreds of billions of USDC and USDT move between wallets every month. People hold their savings in it. They get paid in it. But when they walk into a café, a barber, a corner shop — there is no terminal that accepts it cleanly, with a receipt, with VAT, with a line in the accounts.
That is the gap. Crypto Receipts fills it. And Merchant Specialists are the people on the ground putting the terminal on the counter.
Why merchants say yes
- Non-custodial
The merchant's wallet, the merchant's keys. We never hold their money — not for a second. Funds land directly in their wallet, on-chain.
- Regulation-light
Because the customer pays the merchant directly, wallet-to-wallet, there is no money transmission in the middle. We're a receipt and accounting tool, not a payment processor.
- One-time fee, then it just runs
Merchants pay a single onboarding fee. No monthly lock-in, no percentage skim on every sale. That's why they sign — and why you can sell it without flinching.
- Works the same everywhere
USD, EUR, GBP receipts. Xero-ready. A shop in Lisbon, London or Lagos plugs in the same way.
We never touch the merchant's money.
In a traditional crypto payment processor, the customer pays the processor, the processor holds the funds, then forwards a balance to the merchant later — minus fees, minus risk, minus delays. That model needs heavy licensing, KYB, settlement accounts, the lot.
Crypto Receipts works the opposite way. The customer scans the merchant's QR code and sends stablecoins directly to the merchant's own wallet. We watch the chain, confirm the payment, issue the receipt, and drop the line into Xero. The merchant's keys, the merchant's coins, the merchant's bank-grade book — at every step.
For you as a Specialist, this is the cleanest possible pitch. You're not asking a shop to trust a custodian. You're handing them a receipt printer for money they were already going to receive.
Five things, then you get paid.
- 01Find a merchant
Cafés, barbers, restaurants, salons, market stalls, small retailers — any business already taking card.
- 02Open their non-custodial account
Walk them through creating their own wallet. They write down their phrase. You never touch it.
- 03Set up the terminal
Get the Crypto Receipts terminal live on their counter — tablet or phone — and run a test transaction.
- 04Hook up Xero
Connect their Xero (or accounting tool) so every stablecoin payment lands as a clean reconciled line.
- 05Make them visible
Put the window stickers up, add them to the merchant directory, hand over the customer-facing leaflet.
- 06Get paid
Merchant pays the one-time onboarding fee. You keep up to $200. Repeat.
Up to $200 per signup. No ceiling.
Every merchant you onboard pays a one-time setup fee for the terminal and account. Your share — up to $200 — lands with you as soon as they go live. Sign ten shops in a high street, and you've turned an afternoon of walk-ins into real money. Sign a hundred, and you're running a route.
Payouts in stablecoins or local currency. You choose.
We're opening up to Merchant Specialists soon.
Drop us a note so we can understand if you're a fit. Tell us where you're based and a bit about your background — field sales, payments, crypto, hospitality, anything relevant.