Instant set up, instant satisfaction
With zero coding requirements, you can pick or customize templates or create your own to reflect your brand ideas.
Aurpay hosted
payment page
Create an elegant, versatile payment page in a few clicks
You can take your payment page online in a matter of minutes and start accepting crypto payments instantly.
Here’s how:
Hassle-free payment acceptance
Accept payments securely by cryptocurrencies and send automated receipts.
Remarkly flexible and shareable
Use payment links, pages, or QR code for whatever you’re selling and share them with customers in all kinds of ways.
Empower QR code payments
Add a QR code anywhere customers interact with your business for easy, contactless payments. Create custom payment pages for everything from purchases, donations, subscriptions, and more.
What are the benefits of hosted payment pages?
Easy setup
Ideal for small and medium-sized merchants, it’s the fastest way to accept crypto payments requires no technical expertise and often it is as easy as copying and pasting a line of code into your website.
A premium customer experience
With perfection on every detail in mind, our payment pages provide a smooth payment experience helping you to convert more customers and increase sales.
Designed to reach global customers
Accept cryptos for real-time, secure, cross-border payments to expand your global business landscape, from anyone, anywhere in the world.
Fully customizable with your brand
Personalizing your payment payment pages was never so easy. You can customize and brand your payment pages using the easy-to-use theme designer. Set the logos for a cohesive look.
Ready to scale your business? Sign up with Aurpay now.
No matter what your business is, Aurpay makes it simple to accept crypto payments. Sign up for a merchant account today to see just how easy it is.
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