Partner introductions
Crypto payments for merchants via MiCA-authorised partners
We help merchants request introductions for crypto payments via MiCA-authorised partners.
Step 1 — Confirm you need a regulated partner
If you sell your own goods or services and want buyers to pay in crypto, custody, conversion or transfer of crypto-assets for you in the EU is typically provided by a MiCA-authorised crypto-asset service provider.
OrsunPay helps you start that search; we do not replace a CASP contract.
Step 2 — Join the application waitlist
Submit company details, website, countries, and monthly volume expectations. This is an introduction request, not activation of payment processing.
Step 3 — Partner KYB and contracting
Selected partners contact you directly, run KYB, and send their commercial terms. You choose whether to sign; OrsunPay is not party to processing agreements unless separately agreed for software services.
Step 4 — Technical integration planning
Partners offer hosted checkout, invoices, plugins, or APIs. Map required webhooks and order references with your developers before going live with the partner’s sandbox.
Step 5 — Sandbox testing with the partner
Test small amounts in the partner’s test environment. OrsunPay orchestration, if used, is configured only after the partner enables your account.
Step 6 — Go-live checklist with the partner
Confirm live API keys, reconciliation exports, and support contacts with the partner. Keep fraud monitoring and customer support aligned with the partner’s acceptable-use policy.
FAQ
- Is the waitlist form a merchant application to OrsunPay?
- No. It is a request for a partner introduction. OrsunPay does not issue merchant IDs or processing credentials.
- How long does partner review take?
- Timelines vary by partner and vertical. We do not quote fixed approval times; partners communicate their process after they accept the lead.
- Can I skip KYB?
- No. Regulated partners must complete KYB and AML checks. OrsunPay cannot waive partner compliance requirements.