Choose your payout wallets. Get paid in the assets you want to hold.
Tell us where to receive money — save one or more payout wallets, each an asset, a network and your wallet. Apa accepts every supported asset by default, and each link or checkout settles to the wallet you choose, straight to your own wallet as the direct transfer or route completes. The payout is the payment: non-custodial, no balance to withdraw.
Accepting crypto shouldn't mean managing twenty coins
Most checkouts dump whatever the customer paid into your wallet. You end up holding a long tail of assets across chains you never wanted, and reconciling becomes a chore.
A messy wallet
Every customer pays a different token on a different chain. You hold dust, chase prices, and swap manually just to consolidate.
One payout asset
You decide what to receive. Customers pay with whatever they hold, Apa converts mismatched payments for you, and your payout wallet lands the asset you chose — every time.
Straight to your wallet
Payouts go direct to your wallet as the payment completes. Apa is non-custodial and never holds the funds in between, so there's no balance to withdraw.
Saved {asset, network, wallet} bundles your payments settle to
Save one or more payout wallets; each payment link and checkout session settles to the one you choose. For each, you pick an asset, network and wallet — exact asset/network matches are your free lane, and anything else routes in at a flat 1.5%.
The coin you keep
Pick a stablecoin like USDC or USDT for a predictable balance, or a native asset like ETH or SOL. That's the only currency you reconcile.
The chain it lands on
Settle on Solana or Base for low fees, or on Ethereum, Polygon or Arbitrum — wherever your treasury lives.
The address you control
Connect your own wallet address. Apa never holds keys; the payout signs straight to you.
Customers can still pay from the full Safe List across every supported chain.
One settlement currency. No juggling coins.
Receive USDC on Solana or Base when you want a stable balance, or take ETH and SOL natively. Save one or more payout wallets and change them whenever your needs change.
- USDC on Solana, Base, Ethereum, Polygon or Arbitrum for stable settlement
- ETH on Ethereum or SOL on Solana for native holdings
- Save one or more payout wallets, updatable anytime
- Exact asset/network matches settle at 0% fee
Exact match means free, conversion means routed
When the customer pays the exact payout asset on your payout network, it's a direct settlement with no Apa fee. When they pay a different asset or network, Apa routes and converts and charges 1.5% — you still receive exactly your asset.
Your payout wallet is USDC on Solana and the customer pays USDC on Solana. It settles straight to your wallet when it confirms — no swap, no bridge, no Apa fee.
Your payout wallet is USDC on Solana and the customer pays ETH on Ethereum. Apa handles the quoted bridge and conversion, then settles your asset directly to your wallet at 1.5%.
Payout FAQ
Where does the settled asset go?
Directly to the wallet address in your payout wallet. Apa never holds an intermediate balance, so there is nothing to withdraw later.
Can I change my payout wallet?
Yes. You can save one or more payout wallets and update each one's asset, network or wallet in your dashboard whenever you need to.
Do I configure which coins customers can pay?
No. Apa accepts its full Safe List of vetted assets across every supported chain by default. You only customize if you want to restrict it.
Do I pay a fee to consolidate into one asset?
Only when a payment needs asset conversion or network routing. Exact payout asset/network matches settle for free; everything else routes at 1.5%.
Which assets can I be paid out in?
USDC on Solana, Base, Ethereum, Polygon and Arbitrum, USDT on Ethereum, ETH on Ethereum and SOL on Solana.
Choose your payout wallets and get paid
Create your first payment link or API checkout in minutes. Direct payments are free, routed conversions are flat, and Apa never holds your funds.