INTENDED CUSTOMER
Who this is for.
Businesses that want an eligible customer to purchase supported crypto assets without leaving the business experience.
A branded Stripe fiat-to-crypto Onramp embedded into a website or mobile webview, with Stripe controlling eligibility, identity checks, quotes, payment, and eligible delivery. It is for businesses that want an eligible customer to purchase supported crypto assets without leaving the business experience. The service costs $397 USD as a one-time implementation.
INTENDED CUSTOMER
Businesses that want an eligible customer to purchase supported crypto assets without leaving the business experience.
CUSTOMER INPUTS
DELIVERY TIMELINE
SET confirms the delivery schedule after intake and provider-access review. Provider or domain approval time is outside SET's delivery schedule.
DELIVERABLES
The scope is an implementation service. Customer payment or crypto purchase amounts, provider fees, and provider eligibility remain separate.
DELIVERY METHOD
Confirm Stripe Onramp access, the approved domain, geography, and intended customer journey.
Mount the Onramp with server-created sessions and client-safe initialization.
Verify initialization, quote presentation, and provider-controlled completion states.
AFTER CHECKOUT
Stripe provides the checkout result in the browser. SET separately verifies the signed payment event, then begins eligibility, domain, and implementation intake through the checkout contact email.
A browser success or return page is informational. Signed provider events remain authoritative for payment, subscription, and delivery status.
DIRECT ANSWERS
It is a provider-controlled interface that lets an eligible customer purchase supported cryptocurrency with fiat payment methods inside a website or application experience.
Stripe controls customer eligibility, Link authentication, identity checks, supported payment methods, quotes, transaction processing, and eligible crypto delivery.
The public Embedded Onramp supports websites and mobile webviews. Stripe native Embedded Components for Android and iOS require separate private-preview access.