How Bleepay improves Web3 apps with fiat payments and code-based UX.Bleepay adds fiat e-commerce payments, seamless wallet connections without browser extensions, and code-based transaction approvals to Web3 applications. One integration, simpler UX, fewer maintenance headaches.
The problem
Web3 teams spend a large share of engineering time on:- Wallet integration and connection maintenance
- Brittle SDKs, RPC errors, popup failures, extension conflicts
- User drop-off and endless maintenance cycles
- Every protocol or wallet update risking breakage
How Bleepay fixes this
Bleepay replaces unstable wallet connections with a single six-digit code flow:- No extensions to conflict with
- No long-lived sessions to manage
- Web2-style checkout experience in Web3
Two ways to integrate
Wallet providers
Implement Bleepay in your wallet to give users:- Web2 payment capabilities (pay at online stores with a code)
- Code-based dApp connections (connect with a code instead of extension/QR)
- Per-transaction authorization (users keep custody, generate a code, approve on their device)
dApps (decentralized applications)
Accept code-based wallet connections and transaction authorizations:- Users connect with a six-digit code instead of extensions or QR scans
- No popups, no session management, no conflicts with other wallets
- Works on mobile without workarounds
Why integrate?
For wallet providers:- Differentiate with Web2 payment capabilities (users can spend crypto at online stores).
- No custody risk; each transaction is authorized individually.
- Add an extra security layer (code + in-wallet confirmation).
- Simpler onboarding; no extensions required.
- Fewer popup/extension failures and fewer drop-offs at connection.
- Works on mobile without special handling.
Next steps
- Wallet providers — integrating Bleepay into a wallet.
- dApps — accepting code-based connections in your dApp.
- Web3 processing — swaps, DeFi, and complex on-chain actions.