These are the providers you can plug in. We list exactly what we offer. If a rail isn't on this page, the Cloud doesn't have it yet, and the open-source SDK is the way to wire it up on your own.
Connect one, a few, or all of them. Turn them on and off in the dashboard whenever your customer base changes. The buyer's picker shows only the ones you turned on.
Use an account you already have, or open a free one. The service runs the rails; the money settles into your own account.
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
Stripe's hosted checkout, the page most buyers already know, settling straight to your own Stripe account.
PayPal balance, cards, Venmo, Pay Later.
The buyer approves on PayPal's own page and the money lands in your PayPal account, with their credentials never touching us.
Card processing with your own merchant account.
An older US card gateway, so if you already have a merchant account or a bank wired into Authorize.Net, you keep that relationship.
Cards via Square Payment Links.
If your business already runs on Square at the counter, your online buttons settle into the same balance and dashboard.
Hosted card checkout.
A newer card option where buyers pay on Dodo's hosted page and the money settles to your own Dodo account.
Crypto. Hundreds of coins.
Crypto checkout that takes whatever coin your buyer has and forwards it to your wallet in the coin you want, and it's US-friendly.
Crypto, straight to your own wallet.
Non-custodial crypto checkout: buyers pay in crypto and it settles directly to a wallet you control, with nothing held by MakePay or by us.
Run it yourself, with no company in the middle, not even us. The money lands with you directly.
Cash. Check. Goldbacks. Whatever shows up in your envelope.
The dashboard mints a reference code and shows your mailing address, and you mark the sale received when the envelope arrives.
Self-hosted crypto, straight to your wallet.
For sellers who run their own node: you host the wallet and a small watcher, and funds land straight in your wallet, never through us.
Four categories. The rails that cover each one. Use this to decide which providers your audience actually needs.
| Category | Stripe | PayPal | Authorize.Net | Square | Dodo Payments | NOWPayments | MakePay | Pay by mail | Monero |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credit and debit cards | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||||
| Wallet apps (Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Venmo) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||||||
| Crypto | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||||||
| Cash, check, Goldbacks, anything mailed | ✓ | ||||||||
| Subscriptions via the hosted buy button | ✓ | ✓ | |||||||
| Subscriptions via your own checkout (using the webhook directly) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Specific features inside each category (which BNPL options Stripe shows where, which coins NOWPayments accepts, and so on) live in the cards above. Region rules belong to the provider, not to us.
Two subscription rows, on purpose. The hosted buy button sets up subscriptions end-to-end on Stripe and PayPal. For Square and Authorize.Net, you run the subscription through your own integration with the provider, then point its webhook at us and our dashboard + status endpoint handle the result like any other rail. See Use it without the buy button in the docs.
The Cloud's list is short on purpose. The open-source SDK is the way out, both for rails we haven't added yet and for the day you'd rather not depend on us at all.
The SDK has a few extra rails the Cloud doesn't surface yet, including Coinbase Business. Point it at your own server and you get the same one-callback shape without going through us. If we ever shut down, that same setup keeps your site working.
Open the SDK on GitHubWe add Cloud rails on real demand, not guesses. If a provider would unblock you, send a note. Rails that already exist in the SDK usually take a couple of weeks to land in the Cloud.
Email the teamFree tier covers most sites. Sign in, paste your provider keys, and the buy button picks them up on next page load.
