ironixpay Review, Pricing & Features

IronixPay lets merchants accept USDT and USDC across 8 chains via API, SDK, or a free WooCommerce plugin. See pricing, features, and integrations.

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Payments
Pricing
Paid, from $1.50
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
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IronixPay is stablecoin payment infrastructure for merchants who want to accept USDT and USDC without a traditional payment processor or bank account. Merchants create a Checkout Session with a single API call; IronixPay derives a unique HD-wallet deposit address per payment, listens for on-chain confirmation across TRON, Solana, BSC, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base, and automatically sweeps confirmed funds to the merchant's treasury balance, which can be withdrawn via API or dashboard. The platform includes a merchant dashboard, signed webhook notifications with automatic retry, a sandbox testing environment, and built-in AML/sanctions screening (OFAC/EU/UN lists plus GoPlus on-chain risk screening) on every inbound and outbound address. For non-technical merchants, IronixPay ships a free WooCommerce plugin (listed on WordPress.org) that supports WooCommerce 7.0+ with HPOS and Blocks Checkout, letting store owners accept crypto payments without writing code. It also documents integrations for Telegram bots, Next.js/React apps, forex brokers, general e-commerce, and PSP/marketplace platforms. IronixPay states it provides its payment services only to merchants based outside Mainland China and the United States.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Simple integration — one API call to create a checkout session, plus a no-code WooCommerce plugin
  • Supports 8 chains (TRON, Solana, BSC, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base) and both USDT and USDC
  • Transparent, low flat fee (0.2% per successful payment) with no monthly or setup costs
  • Built-in AML/sanctions screening and HMAC-signed webhooks with automatic retry
  • Sandbox environment fully isolated from production for safe testing

Cons

  • Only supports stablecoins (USDT/USDC) — no other cryptocurrencies or fiat payment methods
  • Compliance certifications (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001) are still on the roadmap, not yet achieved
  • Explicitly does not serve merchants based in Mainland China or the United States
  • As a newer crypto payments provider, it lacks the long operating track record of established payment gateways

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