Ship the order, keep the settlement.
Online retailers (MCC 5999) are underwritten on two things they cannot fully control: the delay between checkout and delivery, and the dispute ratio the card networks measure them against. On-chain settlement removes both from the equation.
The problem is the gap between paying and travelling.
Rolling reserves on a young store
A store without settlement history is priced as unknown risk. Acquirers commonly answer that with a rolling reserve, so the fastest-growing months are exactly the months with the most cash withheld.
A confirmed on-chain transfer is not a card-network dispute rail, so the exposure an acquirer holds cash against does not exist here.
Item-not-received and friendly-fraud disputes
The goods arrive, the buyer disputes anyway, and the funds are pulled back first and argued about afterwards — with a fee attached whichever way it lands. Enough of them and the network's monitoring thresholds come into play.
Push-finality: the buyer pushes the payment, and Zoyn does not reverse a settled transfer, so the on-chain leg produces no card-network chargebacks and no ratio to defend.
Paying dropship suppliers out of a lump settlement
One order can owe a fulfilment partner, a brand owner and a marketplace introducer. Reconciling that after the fact is manual work that scales with order volume.
Settlement reaches your wallet after the required network confirmations, so fulfilment partners can be paid on timing you control, from your own wallet, out of money that has already settled.
Cross-border checkout friction
Overseas card payments meet issuer declines, currency conversion and cross-border interchange, and cross-border payouts add a correspondent bank and an FX spread.
Buyers can pay from their own wallet, or by card where available through integrated global on-ramp bridges — buyer eligibility depends on country, payment method, provider, and compliance checks. Either way, settlement arrives in the link's settlement currency on Base L2.
One payment, settled to a wallet you control.
Create the order link
Set the fixed amount and the order reference. Send it from your storefront, your order confirmation, or your own checkout flow.
Buyer pays their way
Card or crypto on a hosted checkout. Card availability depends on the buyer's location, currency, and available checkout providers. Card-funded payments are handled upstream by integrated global on-ramp bridges — card data never reaches you.
Split contract routes the sale
Shares are fixed in bps when the contract is deployed: your share and the platform fee. Every order follows them exactly, verifiable on a public block explorer.
USDC lands in your vault
Smart-contract vault settlement on Base L2, final after the required network confirmations, into a wallet you control — no acquirer batch, no next-day wait.
Where we can onboard you today.
Category
MCC 5999 and 5311 are supported categories in this group. Your declared category is checked at signup.
Jurisdictions we cannot serve
We cannot onboard merchants operating from comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions. A US state stays open when at least one checkout partner still serves buyers there. We do not hold ourselves out as licensed anywhere.
Wallet addresses you'll be paid to are checked against sanctions lists when you enter them, and re-checked every day after that.
What e-commerce merchants ask first.
How do we handle returns without card-network chargebacks?
You refund from your own wallet once the return meets your policy. Nothing was pulled from the buyer, so Zoyn does not reverse it, and there is no card-scheme chargeback fee on the on-chain leg — your published returns policy decides the outcome, on your timetable rather than an issuer's.
Does this replace our existing card acceptance?
It does not have to. Many stores run this alongside what they already have: the payment link is a second way to be paid that settles on-chain, so the orders that go through it sit outside the card networks' dispute pipeline. Which orders you route here is your decision.
Are the wallets we pay out to screened?
Yes. Beneficiary addresses are checked against real-time on-chain compliance oracles when you enter them and re-screened daily afterwards, so a supplier wallet that later appears on a sanctions list is caught rather than paid.
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Keep the cash your growth is funding.
Create an order link, take the payment, and settle it once it clears.