Invoices & links
Issue single-use or reusable payment links for support agents, sales teams, and outbound billing.
Merchant Stack
The operator layer behind the checkout button.
SIEMENS Gateway should not stop at a payment page. The merchant stack is where teams manage invoices, subscriptions, failed attempts, support actions, and all of the reporting needed to trust crypto payments day to day.
Modules
Core merchant infrastructure pages
Recurring schedules
Model subscription-style billing with reminder windows, retries, and customer-level statuses.
Reconciliation
Map blockchain events back to order ids, merchant ids, and payout batches in one reporting view.
Operator roles
Split permissions across finance, support, operations, and integration teams without sharing master access.
Operating model
A merchant should be able to start with hosted links, then grow into invoices, callbacks, settlement rules, and multiple team seats without replacing the payment layer. This page gives you room to describe that progression clearly.
Good-fit merchant lanes
- Digital products and software subscriptions
- Agencies, studios, and remote service retainers
- Creator brands with community commerce
- Cross-border B2B merchants avoiding card friction
Next Layer
Settlement is where the gateway becomes infrastructure.
Once funds arrive, treasury rules and payout logic define whether the platform feels serious. The settlement page handles that story.