add a stablecoin checkout to your platform. earn on every sale.
one white-label embed. your organizers get paid, your platform takes a share of every payment processed.
your brand on every screen. our rails underneath.
a widget inside your checkout, or a hosted page you redirect to. same custody, payouts and statements behind both. pick per event, or run both at once.
inside your own purchase flow.
the buyer never leaves your checkout. toniq renders the payment step and stays invisible.
zero integration, live this week.
we build and host the event page, carrying your branding. you send buyers to it with a link. this is how platforms run their first event before the widget ships.
you earn on every sale you process.
the buyer pays a flat 3% checkout fee. your organizers pay nothing. toniq splits that fee with the platform that processed the sale, so payment volume becomes a revenue line instead of a cost centre.
stripe public list pricing for your region, auto-detected via timezone, verified june 2026.
your platform never touches digital assets.
buyer funds move from the buyer's wallet straight into licensed custody, one wallet per event. they never sit on your balance sheet, never route through your accounts, and never make you a digital-asset business. you plug in a checkout. we carry the regulatory weight.
your organizers get paid with a link.
every event settles into its own custody wallet. when it closes, the organizer gets a claim link and picks the rail. no payout ops on your side.
and your finance team gets statements, not wallet history.
what platforms ask before they plug in.
how much integration effort is this, really?
the hosted flow needs none: you redirect buyers to an event page we build and host under your branding. the embedded widget is a script tag plus a webhook for order state, typically live within a week including testing. no PCI scope, no keys to custody, no digital-asset infrastructure on your side.
who carries the regulatory liability?
custody sits with our licensed payment partner: SOC 2 Type II certified, ISO 27001 compliant and TCSP certified. your platform never holds digital assets, so offering the checkout does not require a license on your side. fiat payouts release only to KYB-verified entities, the same discipline as any acquirer.
what about chargebacks?
there are none. stablecoin payments are final, so there is no chargeback ratio, no rolling reserve, no dispute ops. refunds still exist, they are just deliberate: triggered from the dashboard or your integration, returned to the paying wallet within minutes, itemised on the event's statement.
who holds the money, and whose books is it on?
neither yours nor ours. buyer funds sit with our licensed payment partner, TCSP certified with SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 behind it, in a wallet per event. stablecoins never touch your balance sheet, and when you withdraw it arrives as a normal bank settlement with a statement behind it.
do our organizers each need verification?
only the entity that withdraws fiat needs KYB. if you settle everything through your platform entity, your organizers need nothing. organizers who take stablecoin payouts to their own wallet skip verification entirely.
how is the revenue share paid?
monthly, as your share of the checkout fees on the payment volume your platform processed, with a statement behind the figure. the split is agreed in the partner agreement and scales with volume.
how does reconciliation work at platform volume?
every event closes with a settlement statement: gross sales, refunds, fee memo, net payout, transaction reference. statements are issued by Toniq Limited with figures in fiat and the stablecoin settlement noted 1:1, and export as PDFs per event, so your finance team reconciles per event, not per transaction.
add stablecoins to your platform.
tell us about your platform and volumes. the hosted flow can run your first event this month, the widget follows, and the revenue share is agreed before you build.