Payments

The crypto payment gateway that costs 0.5%.

Accept USDC on Arbitrum with sub-second settlement, a live fee API, and built-in sanctions screening. No interchange, no rolling reserve, no multi-day hold.

Furlpay processes USDC payments on Arbitrum One (Chain ID 42161) for a flat 0.5% per transaction with sub-second settlement — about 85% cheaper than the 3.5% average card interchange. A merchant doing $1M a year saves roughly $30,000.

Why merchants switch

0.5% flat

One rate, no monthly fee, no setup fee, no interchange. Gas on Arbitrum is a fraction of a cent.

Sub-second settlement

Payments finalize on Arbitrum One (Chain ID 42161) in about a second — funds are yours immediately, not in 2–3 days.

Live fee API

Quote any payment in real time at /api/payments/fees/estimate. No hidden FX spread, no surprise markups.

Sanctions screening

Both sides of every payment are screened against sanctions lists before settlement — compliance is built in, not bolted on.

Passkey wallets

Customers pay from phishing-resistant, passkey-secured wallets. No seed phrase, no browser-extension popups.

On-chain receipts

Every payment links to Arbiscan and returns a signed receipt you can reconcile programmatically.

See your savings

Card processing fees$1,650per month
Furlpay (USDC, 0.5%)$250per month

You save

$16,800/ year

$1,400 every month

Start saving — 0.5% flat

Estimates only. Card cost = selected rate × volume + per-transaction fee × (volume ÷ average ticket); actual card pricing varies by issuer, category and geography. Furlpay is 0.5% plus roughly $0.001–$0.005 of Arbitrum gas per payment (excluded above as negligible). Live quotes: /api/payments/fees/estimate.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Furlpay payment gateway cost?

Furlpay charges 0.5% per transaction plus a fraction of a cent of Arbitrum gas. There is no monthly fee, setup fee, or interchange. That is roughly 80% cheaper than the 2.9–3.5% typical of card processing.

Which stablecoins and network does Furlpay support?

Furlpay settles USDC on Arbitrum One (Chain ID 42161). Arbitrum is an Ethereum Layer 2 with sub-second confirmation and gas costs measured in fractions of a cent, which is what makes 0.5% pricing viable.

How do I integrate it?

Create a payment via the REST API or SDK, hand the payer an EIP-712 authorization to sign, and Furlpay settles USDC on Arbitrum and returns a signed receipt. Most integrations take an afternoon — see the quickstart.

How fast do I get paid?

Immediately. Payments finalize on-chain in about a second and the USDC is in your account with no multi-day settlement hold or rolling reserve.

Accept your first USDC payment today

Free sandbox, open-source SDKs, and a 5-minute quickstart.

Furlpay is not a bank. Card comparison figures are typical published rates and vary by issuer, category, and geography.