Accept Crypto Payments Directly to Your Wallet

Non-Custodial Crypto Payments Without KYC

Most crypto payment services ask you to trust them with your money. Bcon takes a different approach.
Your customers send cryptocurrency straight to your own wallet. We never receive your funds, never ask for your private keys, and never freeze withdrawals because there are no withdrawals in the first place. The coins never pass through Bcon.
Getting started is simple. Add your wallet address, create an API key or install one of the available plugins, and you’re ready to accept payments.
There are no identity checks before you begin. No documents to upload. No approval process that keeps you waiting for days.
If you already have a wallet, you’re ready to go.

Your Wallet Stays Yours

Many payment gateways create wallets for merchants and keep custody of the assets until a payout is requested. That model works for some businesses, but it also creates another point of failure.
Bcon doesn’t work that way.
Every invoice points the customer to an address that belongs to you. Once the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain, the cryptocurrency is already sitting in your wallet—not ours.
We don’t have the ability to move your coins because we never receive them.
The only thing Bcon does is monitor the blockchain, detect incoming transactions, confirm them, and notify your website or application when the payment reaches the required number of confirmations.
Nothing more. Nothing less.

Built Around Real Business Needs

Accepting crypto shouldn’t mean rebuilding your website from scratch.
Some merchants need a checkout page. Others want an API. Many simply install a plugin and expect everything to work immediately.
Bcon covers all of those cases.
If your store runs on WordPress, OpenCart or WHMCS, installation takes only a few minutes. Connect your wallet address, enter your API key, and new payment options become available during checkout.
Developers usually prefer the API. It can create payment requests, return payment status, and send callbacks when something changes on-chain. That gives you complete control over how crypto payments fit into your existing workflow.
No complicated infrastructure is required.

Invoices Created in Fiat, Paid in Crypto

Most businesses keep their prices in USD, EUR, or another local currency. There’s no reason to rewrite your entire catalog just because you want to accept Bitcoin or stablecoins.
Create an invoice using your regular currency. Bcon calculates the equivalent crypto amount using the latest exchange rate at the moment the invoice is generated. Your customer immediately sees how much needs to be sent.
No manual calculations. No price lookups. No confusion at checkout.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Stablecoins and More

One blockchain is rarely enough.
Some customers prefer Bitcoin. Others keep USDT on TRON because transaction fees are lower. A developer may ask to pay in USDC on Ethereum, while another customer already has funds on Solana.
Instead of forcing everyone onto the same network, Bcon lets you support several at once.
At the moment you can receive payments on:
Bitcoin (BTC)
Ethereum (ETH)
BNB Chain
Solana
TRON
Stablecoins work across their supported networks as well. USDT, USDC, USDS and TUSD are all available, giving customers the freedom to pay with the assets they already hold.
That usually means fewer abandoned checkouts and fewer questions during payment.

Every Payment Is Visible on the Blockchain

Crypto doesn’t need bank statements or payment reports to prove that money was sent.
Once a transaction reaches the blockchain, anyone can look it up using a public explorer. The invoice page shows its current status, while the transaction itself remains publicly visible on networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana or TRON. Customers can follow their payment from the moment it is broadcast until it receives enough confirmations.
Merchants see the same information inside the dashboard, so there is no guessing about what happened to an invoice.

Built for Developers Too

A plugin is convenient. An API gives you much more freedom.
If you’re building your own application, you decide how checkout should work, what happens after payment, and how your system reacts when blockchain confirmations arrive.
Generate invoices on demand. Check payment status whenever you need it. Receive callbacks after confirmations and update orders automatically. Nothing forces you into a predefined checkout flow.
Bcon simply supplies the payment data while your application stays in charge of the customer experience.

Fewer Moving Parts, Fewer Risks

Traditional crypto gateways usually sit between the customer and the merchant. Funds arrive at the provider first. Later they’re forwarded to the merchant.
Every additional step creates another dependency. If the service pauses withdrawals, performs maintenance or asks for extra verification, your money can end up waiting.
Bcon removes that entire stage.
The customer pays your wallet.
Your wallet receives the funds.
The blockchain confirms the payment.
That’s the complete flow.
There isn’t another balance to manage or another account holding your cryptocurrency.

See What’s Happening in Real Time

The dashboard updates as new transactions appear on the blockchain.
You can immediately see which invoices have been paid, which are still waiting for confirmations, and which ones have expired. Exchange rates used during invoice creation are stored together with payment details, making it easy to compare expected and received amounts later.
If someone sends less than required, you’ll see that too.
No need to refresh blockchain explorers all day or compare wallet balances manually.
Everything is collected in one place.

Made for Businesses That Prefer Control

Some companies are comfortable leaving assets with custodial providers. Others would rather keep possession of their own funds from day one.
Bcon was created for the second group. If your goal is simple—let customers pay with crypto while every coin lands in your own wallet—you don’t need extra layers between you and the blockchain.
That’s exactly how Bcon works.