Accept crypto payments without rebuilding checkout
Radom helps e-commerce teams accept crypto payments through hosted checkout, payment links, invoices, subscriptions, and APIs. It is built for businesses that want more ways to get paid online, while keeping control over settlement, balances, and reporting.
If your store sells across borders, serves digital-first buyers, or wants a payment option that is not tied to card rails alone, Radom gives you a practical way to add crypto acceptance to the flow you already run.
Use hosted crypto checkout or contact sales if you want help mapping the right setup.
Why e-commerce teams add crypto acceptance
Commerce operators usually look at crypto payments for a few reasons: reaching buyers in more markets, offering an additional payment method for digital goods and services, and reducing reliance on a single payment rail. Radom is designed for that operator use case, not for speculative trading.
With Radom, you can accept payments through the channels your team already uses and manage the result from one platform. That includes hosted checkout for a branded payment page, payment links for lightweight workflows, invoices for finance-led collection, and subscriptions for recurring revenue.
What Radom supports for online stores
- Hosted checkout for one-time payments and subscriptions.
- Payment links for quick collection without code.
- Invoices for finance and operations teams.
- Subscriptions and recurring billing for membership or SaaS-style e-commerce models.
- APIs for teams that want programmable payment infrastructure.
- Settlement tools so your team can receive funds to a Radom balance, convert assets, or withdraw to a wallet.
For teams comparing payment stack options, the main advantage is consolidation. Radom lets you accept crypto and manage the resulting funds in one place instead of stitching together separate tools for checkout, billing, and settlement.
Where Radom removes work
Radom reduces the amount of custom payment plumbing your team needs to build and maintain.
- Choose the payment flow that fits the order type, such as checkout, links, invoices, or subscriptions.
- Configure the payment experience in Radom.
- Send buyers to a hosted flow or connect via API if your team is building a custom storefront.
- Track payment status from the dashboard.
- Settle funds, convert assets, or withdraw when needed.
This matters for e-commerce teams because payment operations do not stop at checkout. Finance still needs reconciliation, operations still need visibility, and product teams still need a flow that does not create unnecessary maintenance.
Built for commerce teams, finance teams, and developers
Radom is useful when different parts of the business need different things from the same payment stack. Commerce teams want a checkout that converts. Finance teams want clear payment states and settlement visibility. Developers want APIs and a setup that does not require building every payment step from scratch.
That makes Radom a fit for online stores, marketplaces, affiliate-led businesses, gaming platforms, and other digital businesses that need a flexible payment layer for cross-border e-commerce.
For a product view of the payment flow, see crypto payments. If you want a no-code option, review crypto payment links.
Pricing and next steps
Radom pricing is per transaction, with no setup fees or monthly fees on the published pricing page. If you are evaluating higher volume or need a more tailored setup, contact sales for a commercial conversation.
Review pricing if you want the current commercial structure, or contact sales if your team is comparing options for an active rollout.
FAQs
Can Radom be used for e-commerce stores?
Yes. Radom supports crypto payments for businesses, including e-commerce use cases. The published site specifically references online commerce teams and integrations for commerce workflows.
What payment methods does Radom support for e-commerce?
Radom supports hosted checkout, payment links, invoices, subscriptions, and APIs. The exact setup depends on how your store sells and how your team wants to manage payment operations.
Can I settle in fiat after accepting crypto?
Radom supports settlement tools that let you receive funds to your Radom balance, convert assets, or withdraw to your wallet. Specific settlement options depend on the workflow you choose.
Is Radom only for developers?
No. Radom supports no-code and low-code workflows as well as API-led implementations. That makes it usable for operators, finance teams, and developers.
Does Radom publish setup fees or monthly fees?
The published pricing page says Radom uses per-transaction pricing with no setup fees or monthly fees.
Start with the payment flow that fits your store
If you want to add crypto acceptance to an e-commerce business, start with the simplest flow that matches your checkout needs. Radom gives you a path from no-code payment collection to API-led payment infrastructure, with settlement and reporting in the same platform.
Explore crypto checkout or talk to sales about your use case.
