Predictable revenue
Bill subscriptions and retainers on a schedule and settle each cycle in fiat.
Xchange360Recurring payments
Bill subscriptions and retainers in crypto or stablecoins and receive reconciled fiat each cycle: regulated rails for predictable, repeatable revenue without holding crypto.
Bill subscriptions and retainers on a schedule and settle each cycle in fiat.
Convert at settlement so every cycle pays the amount you billed.
Each recurring payment maps back to its plan and customer automatically.
How it works
Raise your normal invoice; we attach a crypto payment option against it, by link, gateway or API.
Your customer settles in stablecoins or major crypto from anywhere, under a compliant, KYC’d flow.
Payment runs through our regulated entities; we convert at execution so the amount invoiced is the amount you keep.
Reconciled value lands in your account, or stays in regulated custody if you’d rather hold it.
Proof
“Xchange360 settled a $480k supplier payment to Vietnam in under three hours. Our bank had quoted four working days.”
FAQ
Yes. Recurring crypto payments let a business bill a customer on a repeating schedule and accept settlement in crypto or stablecoins. Xchange360 collects each cycle, converts at settlement, and pays the business in fiat, reconciled to the subscription, on regulated rails.
Each cycle is collected against the plan and settled to fiat; reconciliation ties it back to the customer.
Payments run through regulated entities with KYC/AML. Availability depends on jurisdiction and eligibility.
Unlike a card, a crypto wallet cannot be auto-debited, so each cycle is collected against the plan through the compliant flow rather than pulled silently. The platform handles the per-cycle request and reconciliation so it behaves like a subscription for your finance team. The desk will set the collection method around how your plans bill.
If a customer does not settle a cycle, the payment is flagged against that plan rather than silently written off, so you can follow your normal dunning or retry process. Reconciliation ties each attempt back to the customer and subscription. Talk to the desk about how failed or late cycles should be handled for your billing.
Yes, customers can pay recurring charges in stablecoins as well as major crypto, and we convert at settlement either way, so every cycle pays the amount you billed. Stablecoins keep the amount the customer sends close to the invoice value cycle to cycle. Your revenue lands as reconciled fiat regardless of what the customer pays in.
Recurring collection is designed to sit alongside the plans and billing you already run, with each payment reconciled back to its plan and customer automatically. Integration can be scoped to your billing stack via the desk. Talk to us about the subscription system you use today.
Because collection runs against the plan each cycle, stopping or changing a plan changes what is collected on the next cycle. Refunds are processed as a separate payout rather than a card-style reversal, since crypto settlement is not reversible. The desk will configure cancellation and change handling around your plans.
Card subscriptions cannot bill customers who want to pay in crypto or stablecoins, and they carry chargeback risk; this lets you take repeatable crypto revenue and settle it in reconciled fiat without holding crypto. It complements rather than replaces card billing where your customers prefer crypto. The desk can advise where it fits alongside your existing rails.
The desk will set up recurring collection around your plans.