Use P2Flux in your platform.
Billing, hosting and commerce software with a P2Flux plugin — built by the platform's own team or by us. Switch it on, add your wallet, and your clients pay in USDC.
PaymentHood
Payment orchestration: one integration routes payments across 30+ providers, with subscription billing built in.
Blesta
Billing and client management for web hosting businesses. Clients pay invoices in USDC; recurring services renew automatically.
Your platform here
Run billing, hosting or commerce software? Build a P2Flux plugin with us and list it here.
List your platform →New things your payments can do.
Technology that plugs into P2Flux payments themselves — available in every integration, whichever platform you use.
Your technology here
Building privacy, identity, wallets or accounting tools that should work with direct USDC payments? Tell us how it could plug in.
The open networks and standards underneath every payment.
These are not partnerships. They are the public building blocks P2Flux runs on — anyone can read the standard or check the contract.
Base
NETWORKPayments settle on Base Mainnet (chain ID 8453). Integrations are tested on Base Sepolia (84532) first.
Networks & assets →USDC
ASSETNative USDC issued by Circle on Base, six decimals. Buyers can pay the network fee in USDC too — no ETH required.
Fees & gas →EIP-712
SIGNATURESEvery payment is a typed, signed record — amount, destination and a unique reference — that P2Flux verifies on-chain.
Contracts on GitHub →Sourcify
VERIFICATIONThe one-time and recurring payment contracts are published with an exact source match, so anyone can read the code that moves the money.
Contract addresses →x402
PROTOCOLThe open HTTP 402 payment standard. AI agents use it to pay your site or API per request, in USDC.
AI agent payments →MCP
PROTOCOLThe Model Context Protocol connects an AI assistant to the P2Flux assistant wallet, which pays for web content within limits you set.
Assistant wallet docs →A listing means it works. Nothing less.
The same three rules for every partner, platform or technology.
Built, not announced
A partner appears once the plugin or integration is built and tested on Base — and its page says plainly whether it is live yet.
Non-custodial on both sides
Money still moves wallet to wallet. No platform or partner adds a balance, a payout step or a place where funds wait.
Clear about who built what
Every partner page says who built the plugin, who maintains it, and where to go for help.