Crypto Payment Processing, Checkout & Subscriptions

BoomFi is a comprehensive crypto payment processing platform that enables merchants to accept cryptocurrency payments across multiple channels and billing models — from one-time checkout to fully automated on-chain subscriptions.

Product Overview

BoomFi's payment infrastructure is non-custodial, meaning it never holds merchant or customer funds. The platform supports Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum, and Tron, with stablecoin and fiat settlement options. All products are unified under a single merchant dashboard for transaction tracking, payment management, and revenue monitoring.

Key Features

• Paylinks (Payment Links) — No-code shareable payment links generated in seconds from the BoomFi dashboard. Supports single product checkout, recurring subscriptions, and usage-based billing. Merchants can brand links with their logo and share via chat, email, website, or social media.
• Crypto Checkout — Hosted, embedded, and fully custom API-powered checkout supporting both crypto and fiat payments. Integrates with Stripe, WooCommerce, and other business software. Three integration tiers: no-code hosted, low-code in-line, and full API.
• Crypto Subscription Payments — On-chain recurring billing using proprietary smart contract infrastructure. Customers authorise wallet withdrawals once; BoomFi handles automatic collection on each billing date. Supports flat rate, trial periods, discount codes, token-based discounts, and usage-based or tiered plans. White-label API available.
• Multi-chain Support — Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum, and Tron, with an expanding list of supported currencies and networks.
• Security — TRM Labs transaction monitoring, spend limits, penetration testing, and cyber security audits.

Use Cases

BoomFi serves SaaS companies, e-commerce merchants, professional services firms, event ticketing platforms, gift card providers, and donation platforms. Suitable for businesses of all sizes — from SMB merchants to FinTech disruptors and traditional payment service providers — seeking to accept crypto payments without custodying funds.