Crypto payment infrastructure for PSPs

Crypto payment infrastructure for PSPs that need more than acceptance

Payment service providers and platform operators rarely need only checkout. They need a way to accept crypto, manage balances, convert value, route payouts, and keep reconciliation clean across teams and rails. Radom is built for that operating layer.

Radom helps businesses accept crypto payments, manage subscriptions, send invoices, create payment links, run payouts, and settle in crypto or fiat. It also supports balance tracking, APIs, and no-code tools, so product, finance, and engineering teams can work from the same system.

Contact sales if you are evaluating Radom for PSP infrastructure, platform money movement, or a mixed crypto and fiat workflow.

What PSP teams usually need from crypto infrastructure

When a PSP adds crypto, the requirements usually extend beyond payment acceptance. Common needs include:

• Hosted checkout or embedded payment flows
• Payment links for lightweight collection workflows
• Subscriptions and invoicing for recurring or service-led billing
• Payouts to affiliates, creators, contractors, sellers, or users
• Conversion between supported assets and fiat where available
• Settlement and reporting that finance teams can reconcile

Radom supports these workflows from one account, which reduces the number of separate tools a team has to connect and maintain.

Where Radom fits in a PSP stack

Radom is a practical fit for teams that want crypto payment infrastructure without adding a separate tool for every step of the flow. The platform supports hosted checkout, payment links, invoices, subscriptions, payouts, and conversion workflows, plus APIs for teams that need programmable integration.

That makes it useful for PSPs and payment companies that need to:

• accept digital assets from customers
• receive funds to a Radom balance
• convert assets when treasury or settlement requires it
• move funds into fiat or crypto payouts where supported
• keep payment, exchange, and settlement records in one place

For teams evaluating the acceptance side first, see crypto payments and crypto checkout.

How PSPs can evaluate Radom

1. Map the payment flows you need to support, including checkout, billing, invoicing, and payouts.
2. Decide where you need hosted tools and where you need API control.
3. Review whether you need conversion, settlement, or virtual account workflows alongside acceptance.
4. Check how finance will reconcile balances, payouts, and exchange records.
5. Compare pricing and implementation effort before you commit to a rollout.

Radom is designed to remove work in the middle of that process by combining payment acceptance, balance management, conversion, and payouts in one platform. Teams that need more detail on fees should review pricing and contact sales for higher-volume or more complex cases.

Accepted workflows and commercial fit

Radom supports businesses that need more than a simple payment button. The platform is relevant for SaaS, e-commerce, marketplaces, gaming platforms, affiliate networks, and other internet businesses that need reliable payment operations across crypto and fiat rails.

For PSPs, that means you can evaluate Radom as infrastructure for:

• customer payment acceptance
• merchant or platform settlement
• crypto-funded fiat payouts
• direct crypto payouts
• subscription and invoice collection
• balance and treasury operations

If your use case is payout-heavy, review mass payouts. If you need fiat collection or on-ramping support, review crypto on and off ramp and virtual accounts.

Why finance and operations teams care

PSP infrastructure is not only a product decision. It affects reconciliation, treasury, settlement timing, and how many manual steps finance has to manage. Radom supports payment and exchange analytics with detailed accounting in the dashboard, which is useful for teams trying to keep operations organised as volume grows.

That matters when a business needs to move between crypto, stablecoins, and fiat without losing track of what was received, converted, or paid out.

Compare Radom pricing and implementation

Radom pricing is per transaction, with no setup fees or monthly fees listed on the pricing page. The platform also offers a pre-built hosted crypto payments page and a no-code reusable cryptocurrency payment link. If your PSP use case needs custom implementation, higher volume, or a mixed set of rails, contact sales for a review of fit and rollout options.

Compare Radom pricing or contact sales to discuss your payment stack.