What we're building,
and why

Right now merchants have no single view of their business. You accept crypto, orders come in, payments confirm on-chain — but how much did you make this week? Which product drives the most revenue? When is your peak hour on Saturdays? We're building a dashboard that answers all of this: real revenue charts tied to confirmed transactions, conversion rates per payment method, top-selling items ranked by volume, and hourly heat maps so you can staff and stock smarter. No third-party trackers, no sampling — every number comes directly from your on-chain history.

The dashboard works in a browser, but a merchant's real life happens on the floor. You need to void an order while carrying plates. You need to see that a payment confirmed while you're at the supplier. You need to update a menu price before the lunch rush — from your phone, without sitting at a laptop. We're building a native iOS and Android app that puts full merchant control in your pocket: live order feed, menu editor, payment history, and instant push notifications when a customer pays. Everything the web dashboard does, optimised for one free hand.

The gateway API lets developers create payment links and receive webhooks, but integrating that into a checkout page still takes plumbing. The SDK is a drop-in component — one import, a few props, and you have a fully styled crypto checkout modal with QR code, chain selector, and live confirmation screen. A vanilla JS version for non-React stacks. The goal is under five minutes from install to first live payment, for any web developer.

The end goal of a crypto wallet isn't to stay in a wallet — it's to be spendable anywhere. CryptoCard is a Visa or Mastercard linked to your chcks balance. Tap at any terminal, the card converts the right amount at spot price and settles instantly. No pre-loading, no top-up friction. Your crypto balance becomes your payment balance. This is the long-term vision: a card that makes holding crypto the financially rational default, not the inconvenient alternative.

Stamp cards are paper. Points systems are locked in a database someone else controls. On-chain loyalty tokens are owned by the customer, transferable, and verifiable by anyone. A merchant issues a token with every purchase. Collect enough, redeem at checkout — the smart contract handles the rest. We're still exploring the design, but the principle is simple: reward loyal customers with something that actually belongs to them.