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Accept Crypto and Stablecoin Payments Through Infrastructure Built Around Your Business

EntelePay helps merchants assess, configure and implement compatible payment technologies using established providers and self-hosted infrastructure.

From payment friction to an operational payment routeCONVENTIONAL (BLOCKED)CustomerConventional processorEligibility restrictionPayment unavailableCONFIGURED ROUTE (OPEN)CustomerCompatible checkoutSelected provider / self-hostedMerchant-designated wallet
From payment friction to an operational payment route Comparison diagram showing two payment paths. The conventional path is blocked: a customer pays through a conventional processor, hits an eligibility restriction, and payment becomes unavailable. The EntelePay path is open: a customer pays through compatible checkout, routes through a selected provider or self-hosted infrastructure via a configured payment route, and settles to a merchant-designated wallet.
  • No custody by EntelePay
  • Clear implementation scope
  • Third-party provider compatibility reviewed before deployment

The payment problem is often infrastructure—not demand.

Conventional processors do not serve every jurisdiction or business category. Integrating payment systems safely requires technical and operational work—and unsuitable implementation can create security, accounting and compliance problems.

Jurisdiction constraints

Provider availability, licensing and settlement options vary by country. What works in one market may be unavailable in another.

Integration overhead

Webhooks, API keys, checkout flows and reconciliation require technical coordination across multiple systems and teams.

Reconciliation gaps

Without proper reporting and webhook configuration, finance teams struggle to match payments to orders and invoices.

Three tiers using established technologies—nothing built from scratch.

Fixed-scope implementation packages configured for your business. Provider fees, hosting and third-party charges are not included unless stated in your proposal.

Launch

FASTEST

For merchants needing one clearly defined payment route.

  • Initial technical assessment
  • One supported provider or self-hosted route
  • Wallet or settlement configuration
  • Basic checkout link or button
  • Webhook configuration where supported
  • Handover documentation
$750–$1,500Usually 2–5 business days after dependencies are ready

Bridge

MOST POPULAR

For businesses requiring a more integrated customer-payment experience.

  • Provider and architecture assessment
  • Checkout integration
  • Card-to-crypto provider evaluation where available
  • Settlement configuration
  • Test transaction workflow
  • Operational documentation and staff handover
$1,800–$3,500Commonly 1–2 weeks, depending on third-party onboarding

Infrastructure

COMPLETE

For merchants requiring several routes, invoicing, reporting or a more complete payment operation.

  • Multi-route architecture
  • Self-hosted and third-party systems
  • Checkout and invoicing
  • Webhooks and reconciliation workflow
  • Technical and operational handover
  • Launch support
$4,000–$9,000+Commonly 2–4 weeks, subject to scope and provider approvals

Prices and delivery periods are indicative. Final scope depends on business model, jurisdiction, selected providers, required integrations, onboarding timelines and compliance requirements. Provider fees, legal advice, licensing, taxes, hosting and third-party charges are not included unless stated in the proposal.

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From payment restriction to an operational route.

01Assessment

Understand your constraints

We review your business, markets, current restrictions and desired settlement flow before recommending a route.

02Configuration

Configured, not invented

We deploy and configure agreed software, provider accounts, checkout, wallet connections and webhooks using established tools.

03Handover

Merchant-controlled where applicable

You receive documentation, configuration records and training. Control depends on the selected architecture and provider.

Project payment options

Standard projects are commonly structured with an initial payment at project commencement and the remaining amount linked to agreed delivery milestones. Final terms are stated in the project proposal.

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Find the payment infrastructure that fits your business.

Tell us what you sell, where your business operates, how your customers currently pay and what is blocking your existing setup. We will review the requirements and identify the most practical next step.