Flat plans. We never take a cut of your payments.
Start with your own treasury. Grow your payment volume and team.
Monthly usage included. Additional usage requires your approval and a spending cap. Network fees may apply. All prices in USD.
Yearly plans are paid upfront. Usage limits and gas budgets renew monthly, with no rollover.
Starter
Start receiving and managing stablecoins
- $5,000 monthly payment volume
- 100 external operations / month
- 25 active receiving addresses
- 3 legal entities · Coming soon
- 1 treasury
- 3 team members
- 10 recipients per batch, subject to route limits
- $1 monthly sponsored gas on eligible routes
Growth
Run a recurring payment cycle
- $50,000 monthly payment volume
- 500 external operations / month
- 500 active receiving addresses
- 3 legal entities · Coming soon
- 1 treasury
- 3 team members
- 500 recipients per batch, subject to route limits
- $3 monthly sponsored gas on eligible routes
Team
Coordinate entities, people and reporting
- $250,000 monthly payment volume
- 2,500 external operations / month
- 2,500 active receiving addresses
- 5 legal entities · Coming soon
- 3 treasuries
- 10 team members
- 500 recipients per batch, subject to route limits
- $10 monthly sponsored gas on eligible routes
Treasury
Manage a larger treasury operation
- $1,000,000 monthly payment volume
- 10,000 external operations / month
- 10,000 active receiving addresses
- 10 legal entities · Coming soon
- 10 treasuries
- 25 team members
- 500 recipients per batch, subject to route limits
- $30 monthly sponsored gas on eligible routes
Control from the start
Every plan includes self-custody treasury access, basic roles and multiple signatures, payment history, CSV exports and a safe way to access your funds. Read-only accountants do not use a paid seat. Starter includes up to 20 active payment links.
Volume is the higher of total incoming and outgoing payments across your workspace each month. Transfers between your own wallets and treasury sweeps are excluded. Adding entities does not multiply your limits.
The gas budget applies only where inzi pays the network fee. On Tron (TRC-20), merchants always pay their network costs and see an estimate before signing. Starter sweeps are self-funded; eligible sweeps on paid plans share the plan’s gas budget. On supported payout routes, sponsorship is available for a wallet created in inzi or a connected wallet with none of the network’s coin, within the plan’s gas budget.
Treasury is available through sales for larger teams and more complex approvals. Discuss the policies, consolidated reporting and route availability your team needs before choosing your setup.
AML checks — Coming soon.
Pricing questions
Latest guides
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- Crypto Payment API: Accept Stablecoins Without CustodyHow a crypto payment API accepts USDC, USDT, and EURC without holding customer funds: the payment flow, per-chain token support, and the tradeoffs