Guides
Pick the workflow closest to what you are shipping. These guides are organized around the merchant journey: accepting funds, moving fiat into crypto balances, reconciling deposits, converting assets, and sending payouts back out again. Bank-led and payout coverage still depends on your region, onboarding status, and enabled products, so use these pages as implementation guidance rather than a promise that every rail is on by default.
Choose a starting point
Start with the launch surface you control, then use the API reference for exact request fields and webhook schemas for reconciliation.
Accept and collect
Start here when you need customer-facing crypto payments, treasury collection, or bank-led funding flows.
Understand how hosted checkout, embedded checkout, invoices, and payment links fit together.
Use Radom-hosted payment pages for the fastest production launch.
Bring payment instructions into your own UI while keeping the payment flow coordinated by Radom.
Use reusable payment pages for direct merchant collections.
Send payable invoice links and track collection status through the dashboard and webhooks.
Build bank-led checkout and funding flows with status tracking through Radom webhooks.
Show bank-specific choices in your own checkout UI using Radom bank identifiers.
Set up named USD, EUR, MXN, or BRL collection accounts that settle into supported crypto balances where enabled.
Use dedicated crypto deposit addresses for merchant treasury and customer-attributed collection flows.
Treasury and disbursements
Use these guides when funds are already inside Radom and you need to convert, settle, or pay them back out.
Swap supported assets between networks, and convert USDC to EURC, inside your Radom workflow.
Understand how fiat and crypto payout operations fit into beneficiary settlement, disbursement, and treasury movement.
Create batched crypto payout runs when you need to pay many recipients at once.
Implementation support
Use these references alongside your integration guides when you need real-time events, endpoint-level detail, or the current public collection-method list.
Receive real-time updates for payments, deposits, payouts, recurring billing, and more.
Inspect generated endpoint, request, response, and schema details for the public Radom API.
Confirm the public crypto methods, testnet methods, and bank-led collection models your flow should expose.