Crypto billing that feels like one payment method.
A customer accepts one clear billing agreement. Pulze then uses the safest permission their wallet supports to route scheduled payments within merchant, amount, frequency, and time limits.
One agreement
Pulze asks for the fewest wallet approvals the customer’s wallet can safely support.
Guarded execution
Every charge stays inside live mandate, merchant, risk, and platform limits.
Human control
Customers can cancel; Pulze operations can pause a merchant, route, or payment rail.
setup.checklist
- Create merchant account
- Set payout wallet
- Pick settlement stablecoin
- Create payment link
- Generate API key
POST /payment-links mode: subscription customer: connects wallet settlement: USDC approval: best supported flow renewal: saved mandatePublic integration docs
The wallet stays in control. Pulze handles the payment work.
Compatible wallets can use delegated or batched permissions. Other wallets fall back to Permit2 or standard token approvals. The customer always sees and accepts the authority being granted; Pulze never treats a wallet connection as consent.
One understandable billing agreement
Network-specific permissions are managed progressively so future approved charges need the fewest confirmations possible without weakening revocation or platform controls.