Crypto payments, powered by Mesh

Let shoppers pay with crypto. Get paid in stablecoins.

Add Pay with crypto to your Bolt checkout. Shoppers pay with major cryptocurrencies and stablecoins from the exchange or wallet they already use. You receive USDC or USDT, with no merchant fee and no chargebacks.

How a crypto payment runs

  1. 1ShopperPicks Pay with crypto
  2. 2MeshConnects their exchange or wallet
  3. 3Your walletReceives USDC or USDT

Powered by Mesh

  • Bolt never sees wallet keys
  • Sits beside cards at checkout
  • Pay with crypto
  • USDC
  • USDT
  • No merchant fee
  • No chargebacks
  • Powered by Mesh
  • Live quote before paying

In checkout

Crypto, inside the checkout shoppers already use

Pay with crypto is one more option in the payment step, next to cards.

  1. 1

    Choose Pay with crypto

    It sits in the payment step, beside credit and debit cards.

  2. 2

    See the total up front

    The order total, network and network fee show as a live quote before the shopper pays.

  3. 3

    Connect an exchange or wallet

    The shopper connects and confirms the payment through Mesh. Bolt never sees wallet keys.

  4. 4

    Order confirmed

    Bolt waits for settlement confirmation, then completes the order.

Recorded in a test environment. No real funds were moved.

Getting started

Turn it on from the Merchant Dashboard

  1. 01

    Set up with Mesh

    Open Payments, choose Crypto payments and accept Mesh’s terms. Mesh may require business verification before live payments.

    Read the setup guide
  2. 02

    Add your settlement wallet

    Choose USDC or USDT and enter the wallet address where you want to be paid.

  3. 03

    Accept crypto at checkout

    Switch it on for each division. Shoppers see Pay with crypto in the payment step.

What you get

A new way to pay, without a new checkout

  • USDC

    Stablecoin settlement

    You receive USDC or USDT at the wallet address you register, usually right away and within 24 hours at most.

  • $0

    No merchant fee

    You pay nothing on crypto payments. The shopper’s fee is part of the network fee in their quote.

  • 0

    No chargebacks

    Crypto payments can’t be charged back over the network, so a confirmed payment stays paid.

  • 300+

    Exchanges and wallets

    Mesh connects shoppers to more than 300 exchanges and wallets, Coinbase included.

Control

You decide how it runs

Crypto payments are managed from the Merchant Dashboard, like the rest of your Bolt setup.

  • Turn crypto on or off for each division.
  • Turning it off stops new crypto payments. Payments already sent still complete.
  • Choose how your store name and logo appear when a shopper connects.
  • Replace your settlement wallet when you need to.
Read the setup guide

FAQ

Questions merchants ask

What do I get paid in?

USDC or USDT. You choose the asset and register the wallet address in the Merchant Dashboard.

How fast do I get paid?

Usually right away. In rare cases it can take up to 24 hours, depending on the blockchain network.

What can shoppers pay with?

Major cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, from more than 300 exchanges and wallets that Mesh connects to.

How do shoppers pay?

They choose Pay with crypto in the payment step, connect an exchange or wallet through Mesh and confirm. The checkout shows the amount, the network and the network fee first.

Who provides the crypto payment service?

Mesh Connect Inc. (Mesh). When you set up crypto payments you open a Mesh merchant account under your Bolt merchant ID and accept Mesh’s terms. Mesh may require business verification before live payments.

Does Bolt hold wallet keys?

No. Shoppers connect their own exchange or wallet through Mesh. Bolt never sees wallet keys.

How do refunds work?

Refunds are manual. You send the refund to the shopper’s wallet address, and the order confirmation tells the shopper to contact you.

Can a crypto payment be charged back?

No. Chargebacks don’t exist on crypto networks, so a confirmed payment can’t be pulled back.

What does it cost?

Nothing for you. The shopper pays a fee as part of the network fee, shown in their quote before they confirm.

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