Crypto invoicing built for teams that need to get paid
If your business bills customers, contractors, or platform users in crypto, invoicing needs to be simple for finance and easy for the payer. Radom gives you a way to create and send crypto invoices from the dashboard or automate invoice creation with Radom APIs and customer events.
Use it for one-time payments, installment payments, recurring billing, line items, discounts, and automated reminders. Radom invoices work across devices and wallets, so customers get a clear path to pay without extra back-and-forth.
Review Radom pricing if you want to compare the invoice workflow with the rest of the platform.
When crypto invoicing makes sense
Crypto invoicing is a practical fit when your team needs to collect payment from customers or counterparties who already operate in digital assets. Common use cases include agencies billing international clients, finance teams handling service invoices, contractors sending one-off bills, and platform operators managing repeat billing relationships.
It also helps when your accounts receivable process needs less manual chasing. Instead of sending a static PDF and waiting for a separate transfer, you can send a live invoice that supports payment tracking and reminders.
How to create a crypto invoice with Radom
- Create the invoice from the dashboard or via API if you want to automate it from customer events.
- Add line items, discounts, and payment terms that match the deal or billing cycle.
- Choose whether the invoice is one-time, installment-based, or recurring.
- Send it by email, Telegram, or another channel your customer uses.
- Track payment status, then reconcile the invoice against your records.
If your team prefers to automate the workflow, Radom APIs can help with invoice creation, payment tracking, reminders, and reconciliation. That is the main reason operators use software here instead of managing invoices manually.
Read the Radom docs if you are evaluating invoice automation for your product or finance stack.
Where Radom removes work
Radom reduces the parts of invoicing that usually slow teams down. You do not need to build a payment page for every invoice. You do not need to manage separate flows for reminders and status tracking. And you do not need to piece together invoice creation, payment confirmation, and reconciliation across different tools.
For teams that bill often, that matters more than the invoice format itself. The value is in having one workflow that covers sending, paying, tracking, and reconciling.
Built for finance teams, operators, and developers
Finance teams usually care about clarity, payment status, and reconciliation. Operators care about speed and fewer manual steps. Developers care about whether invoice creation and tracking can be automated cleanly.
Radom supports all three. You can use the dashboard for manual workflows, or use the API to connect invoicing to customer events and internal systems.
For businesses that want a broader payment stack, Radom also supports crypto payments, crypto payment links, and crypto billing.
What to consider before you switch
Before adopting crypto invoicing, make sure your team has a clear answer to a few practical questions: which assets you accept, how you want to handle settlement, who needs access to invoice records, and whether invoicing should be managed manually or through API automation.
If you need help shaping the workflow, contact sales to discuss your invoice volume, operating model, and how invoicing fits with broader payment operations.
Contact sales to discuss your invoicing workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send one-time and recurring crypto invoices?+
Yes. Radom supports one-time payments, installment payments, and recurring crypto payments from the invoice workflow.
Can invoices be created automatically?+
Yes. Radom APIs can automate invoice creation, payment tracking, reminders, and reconciliation.
How can I send an invoice to a customer?+
Radom supports sending invoices by email, Telegram, or another channel your customer prefers.
Do Radom invoices work on different devices and wallets?+
Yes. Radom invoices are designed to work across devices and wallets so customers have a clear path to pay.
Is crypto invoicing only for developers?+
No. Teams can use the dashboard for manual invoicing, while developers can use APIs for automation.
Where should I go next if I also need payouts or payment acceptance?+
If your workflow extends beyond invoicing, look at mass payouts for recipient payments or crypto payments for acceptance.
Next step
If you want to streamline accounts receivable with online crypto invoicing, the fastest path is to sign up or speak with sales.
Contact sales or review pricing before you decide how to roll it out.
