Monero for shops. Get paid in XMR. Keep your view key.
Monero lands in your own wallet, from anyone, and we never see what else lands there. Customers pay in XMR or in any coin they hold. One coin of many: how checkouts work.
- No account, no email, no ID
- We never ask for your view key
- Customers pay in any coin
Lantern Books asks for 
0.4 XMR
Lantern Books receives about 0.4 XMR: the checkout aims a little above the price.
We ask for an address, never a view key.
Setup is three fields: the coin, your wallet and the shop name. A Monero view key shows every incoming payment to that wallet, so it's worth keeping to yourself.
Some Monero checkouts need it to watch your wallet. Ours watches its own deposit address for each checkout, so it never needs to see yours.
Give the shop its own subaddress.
The payout field takes a standard address (starting with 4), a subaddress (starting with 8) or an integrated address. A subaddress made just for the shop keeps its payments in one place in your wallet, and it never appears on the checkout.
No payment IDs to manage: every checkout has its own deposit address, so every payment matches one invoice.
Customers who don't hold Monero can still pay you in it.
Bitcoin, USDT on Tron, Ether, Solana, Litecoin and the rest go in; XMR comes out to your address, about your price. Paid in XMR, it's exactly your price.
The roads they take: BTC to XMR, ETH to XMR, USDT to XMR, SOL to XMR, LTC to XMR.
Ten confirmations, then it's yours.
A customer paying in XMR: we count the deposit after 10 confirmations at about 2 minutes a block, so about 20 minutes. That's the wait every Monero wallet has before new coins can be spent.
`invoice.pending` tells your shop the moment the deposit is seen, so the customer gets "payment received" before the wait ends.
No node, no wallet to keep online.
Self-hosted Monero checkouts need a node or a wallet service running for your address. Ours is a link or one API call; your wallet can stay offline until you want to spend. The API.
What the checkout knows.
For each payment: the coins, the deposit and payout addresses, and the times. Invoices are deleted 90 days after they close. No email, no name. The full list. For what Monero itself hides and what it doesn't, read this.
Questions, answered.
Do you need my view key?
No. We ask for an address. A view key shows every payment into it, so keep it.
Can I use a subaddress?
Yes, one starting with 8. A subaddress just for the shop keeps its payments in their own place in your wallet.
How long until a Monero payment counts?
About 20 minutes: we wait for 10 confirmations.
Can customers pay in bitcoin or USDT and I still get Monero?
Yes. They pick their coin at checkout; you receive XMR, about your price.
Do I need to run a Monero node?
No. Nothing to install or keep online.
Do I need payment IDs or integrated addresses?
No. Every checkout has its own deposit address, so each payment matches one invoice.
Will I receive the full price?
Paid in XMR, exactly. From another coin, about your price, and the paid webhook says what landed.
What's the smallest and largest payment?
$50 to $29,999 per payment.