Everything you need to know about LayerPay
LayerPay supports two cryptocurrencies:
Both are available on Ethereum mainnet and Layer 2 networks (Base, Optimism, Arbitrum).
LayerPay charges a flat 1% platform fee per transaction. This is automatically deducted by the smart contract at the time of payment.
There are no setup fees, monthly fees, or minimum volume requirements.
Additionally, customers pay blockchain network fees (gas), which vary by network:
Payments are sent directly to your Ethereum wallet address. You just need to provide your wallet address (0x...) in the plugin settings.
The funds arrive immediately after the blockchain confirms the transaction - typically within seconds on Layer 2 networks.
There's no withdrawal process or waiting period. The crypto is yours instantly.
Any Ethereum-compatible wallet works. Popular options include:
Important: Make sure you control the private keys. Don't use exchange deposit addresses.
Customers can pay with 300+ wallets via two connection methods:
Layer 2 networks are scaling solutions built on top of Ethereum. They process transactions faster and cheaper while inheriting Ethereum's security.
LayerPay supports:
Customers need to have funds on the specific L2 network to pay with low fees.
LayerPay uses real-time price data from multiple sources:
A small buffer (default 2%) is added to the quoted price to account for volatility between quote and payment.
Your store can be in EUR or USD. The plugin automatically converts the order total to the equivalent amount in ETH or USDC.
For example, a €50 order would be quoted as approximately 0.014 ETH at current rates.
Blockchain transactions are irreversible by design. This eliminates chargeback fraud.
If you need to issue a refund, you would send crypto back to the customer's wallet address manually. The customer's address is recorded with each order.
Yes. LayerPay is designed with security as a priority:
Yes! LayerPay includes a Test Mode that uses testnet networks:
You can get free testnet ETH from faucets to test the complete payment flow without real money.
If a blockchain transaction fails or the customer doesn't complete payment:
Failed blockchain transactions may still cost the customer gas fees (network fees), but no payment is made to you.
No. LayerPay is a self-hosted plugin. You download it, install it on your store, and configure your wallet address. That's it.
There's no account creation, KYC verification, or approval process required.