Oxialink turns crypto into an ordinary payment method at your checkout.
Every order receives its own deposit address that is never reused, so a payment is attributable with certainty rather than matched by amount. A watcher follows the chain, and your store is notified with an HMAC signed webhook the moment the payment confirms. Behind the webhook sits an hourly status poll and a six hourly reconciliation, so a callback that never arrives cannot strand an order.
Install it as a real payment method with plugins for WooCommerce, Magento 2, OpenCart, PrestaShop and WHMCS, or integrate directly with a documented REST API and SDKs for PHP, Laravel and Node. Merchants with no storefront can generate a payment button, a pricing table or a presale widget from the dashboard, open a storefront page that sells digital files, or take payment inside Telegram as a Mini App. A recurring billing API raises and chases subscription invoices on a schedule.
Fourteen assets settle across nine networks, including Tether on TRON, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana and TON. Invoices are priced in thirty-nine fiat currencies and locked to the rate quoted at checkout.
Processing is 0.5 percent per payment on the free plan and 0.2 percent on Premium at $24.99 a month, alongside a fixed network fee per coin charged at what the chain actually costs. Every figure is published and readable from an unauthenticated API endpoint at oxialink.com/api/public/fees.
A free sandbox runs the same build against public test networks, so an integration can be exercised end to end before real money moves.
What it does not do: it does not convert to fiat, and balances are custodial, though auto-withdraw can forward funds to your own wallet as they arrive.
oxialink added Oxialink as alternative to NOWPayments, CoinRemitter, CoinGate and Plisio
