QBitFlow
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Crypto checkout for your WooCommerce store. Paid to your wallet, never ours.

Install QBitFlow for WooCommerce from the WordPress.org directory, paste an API key, and your store takes stablecoin payments.

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Example · your customer's checkout

Example order, wallet and transaction. The checkout asks for an email or details only if you choose to.

Your customer's checkout. Hosted and branded, in your store's flow.

  1. Pay with crypto in your checkout

    Your customer picks Pay with Crypto, in the classic or the block checkout.

  2. Your hosted QBitFlow page

    The details WooCommerce already has carry over.

  3. They pick, connect, sign

    The chain and coin, their own wallet, one signature.

  4. Back to your store, with an invoice

    The order's status updates automatically once the payment confirms.

Paid on-chain. Nothing held, nothing to withdraw.

  • Straight to your wallet. Once the transaction confirms.
  • Final on-chain. Refunds are yours to approve, then recorded on the order by themselves.
  • Every payment checkable. Each one is a transaction on the explorer.

Example · 100.00 USDC order on Base

Example: on a 100.00 USDC order on Base, your customer pays 100.00 USDC plus the network fee, QBitFlow's 0.99% fee is 0.99 USDC, and you receive 99.01 USDC.
Your customer pays100.00 USDC + network fee
QBitFlow fee (0.99%)−0.99 USDC
You receive99.01 USDC

Where your customers can pay

23 currencies · 3 chainsLive from the API · read hourly

Ethereum

8 coins

The original smart-contract chain.

Base

8 coins

A chain built on Ethereum: the same wallets work on it.

Solana

7 coins

A chain of its own, with its own wallets.

Stablecoins are pegged to a currency, so prices stay steady.

Install it in three steps. From your WordPress admin.

  1. Install and activate

    Plugins › Add New, search “QBitFlow”, then Install and Activate.

  2. Sign up and connect your wallet

    Free, and once: your wallet is where the payments land.

    Sign up

  3. Paste your API key

    In WooCommerce › Settings › Payments › QBitFlow, tick Enable, save, then Connect webhook.

The step-by-step how-to

Try the whole flow first. With free test tokens.

  1. Create a test API key

    In your QBitFlow dashboard, in test mode.

  2. Paste it in the plugin

    The settings show it's a test key.

  3. Place an order of $5 or less

    It runs the full flow on test networks, and no real funds move.

  4. Pay with QBFT from the faucet

    QBFT is the free test token. Pay from a wallet other than the one you receive on.

    Get test tokens

When it works, add your live wallets, paste a live key and connect its webhook.

Is it right for your store? An honest check.

Not sure? Try test mode first

A good fit

  • Your customers hold crypto. They pay from their own wallet.
  • You want the money in your wallet. No payout to wait for.
  • You want final payments. No chargebacks.

Not yet

  • You need a bank payout the same day. Your wallet receives crypto; you convert it where you choose.
  • You sell subscriptions in WooCommerce. The plugin takes one-time orders today.
  • Your customers hold no crypto. They need a wallet with funds first.

Questions about WooCommerce.

All questions
What are the fees for using QBitFlow?
QBitFlow charges 0.5% on the first $5,000 ever, then 0.99% under $50,000, 0.75% from $50,000 and 0.5% from $100,000, by your live volume over the last 30 days. The fee is taken on-chain in the payment's own transaction. No setup fee, no monthly fee, nothing to withdraw. The network fee is separate: when your customer pays in a token, QBitFlow pays the chain's gas and your customer pays it back in the same token, on top of the price. On Ethereum and Base, their first payment with a token also asks for a one-time approval, paid in ETH. Paying in a native coin (ETH or SOL), their wallet pays the network fee directly.
Are QBitFlow's contracts audited?
Not yet. The contracts are open source (MPL-2.0) and source-verified on Ethereum and Base; Solana's verified build is pending. A third-party audit is on the roadmap. Because QBitFlow never holds your funds, a payment that has settled is in your wallet, whatever happens to us.
Do I need to convert crypto to fiat?
No. You receive exactly the token your customer paid: USDC stays USDC. You off-ramp when and how you choose; QBitFlow doesn't convert or hold.
Can customers anywhere pay me?
Anyone with a wallet holding a supported token can pay you, whatever their country. They create no account: they only need the wallet and the token.

Take your first crypto order. In test mode, for free.

Read the full setup guide

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