Panel module
Monero doesn't need a gateway of its own — it's a module inside BeAdmin, on your server.
Monero from the customer lands straight in your own wallet: the panel holds only your private view key — enough to see the payment arrive, not enough to sign a spend. Every invoice gets an address of its own, and the network doesn't disclose who paid. No cut of turnover, no KYC.
Monero follows the same four steps as any other order here: an invoice in USD, an address of its own for the customer, network confirmations — 10 of them, about 20 minutes — and a webhook back to your store. The panel runs all of it.
Monero doesn't need a gateway of its own — it's a module inside BeAdmin, on your server.
Monero's path — invoice, address, confirmations, webhook — needs no manual click.
Monero has nowhere to sit but your wallet — one per server, and the panel hands out the invoice addresses from it.
Nothing to fill in for Monero, no merchant check, no approval to wait on.
The module runs on your own server with the BeAdmin panel — ready to accept crypto payments in your online store. The acceptance point is a terminal: connect it to a site, bot, or account area.
You need a server with BeAdmin. Install the QryptoPay module in the panel.
Creating a terminal builds a checkout page. The panel issues the transaction signing key.
Choose which cryptocurrencies to accept, and set payout wallets.
The store creates an invoice and gets a link to a ready-made checkout page. It finds out about payment by webhook.
POST /public/api/payments/intents/create/
{
"key": "<Ed25519 signature: amount_fiat, payment_mid,
customer, terminal_uuid, ts, nonce>"
}
# 200 OK
{
"service_id": "pi_8f2c41d9",
"url": "https://pay.example/i/8f2c41d9",
"expires_at": "2026-08-20T15:22:00Z"
} Plain HTTP: no SDK, no widget, no checkout markup of your own. The store learns about payment through an HMAC‑signed webhook, with a delivery log and retries if the connection drops.
Debug without a second install and without risking live payments — switch terminals in the same interface. Payment status arrives in real time over WebSocket.
The key the panel keeps can watch Monero arrive and nothing else — nobody left to cap, freeze, or claw anything back.
The panel holds only your wallet's private view key: it sees every incoming payment and hands each invoice an address of its own, but it cannot sign a spend. Monero from the customer lands in your wallet immediately — there is no sweep to an intermediate account at all, by design. And since the network doesn't reveal the sender, the payment carries no "from" address for the panel to show.
Monero was never routed through anything resembling a gateway — no forms, no vetting, no verdict to sit through.
Monero runs on a public node out of the box — point the setting at your own node and depend on nobody.
Monero has just the surcharge to configure, if you even want one. A migration backup, when you make one, is locked with your own password.
The store creates an invoice and gets a link. From there, our page guides the customer — translated, mobile, with a live status.
The language is detected from the customer's browser, the choice is remembered, and names are shown as endonyms.
A countdown to invoice expiry and a live status over WebSocket: the page finds out about payment on its own, no refresh needed.
Your own logo on the page; the "Powered by BeAdmin" mark can be turned off in settings.
The customer pays exactly the Monero amount shown on the invoice — the exchange rate stops mattering right there.
Monero volume doesn't enter into what the licence charges.
It's the licence that sets your bill, never the Monero passing through it or the size of your average order.
Monero volume can multiply and the price sits still — a percentage-of-turnover model never would.
Monero never passes through a middle account, so the network fee is the whole story — nothing else stacked on top.
Monero's outcome doesn't shift between plans at all, only the network fee ever applies. The 1% is a stand-in for comparison, nothing more.
The difference isn't how many coins are supported — it's who the money passes through and who sets the rules.
XMR is one of the add-on currencies and is switched on through your licence. The free "Start" plan runs on native ETH — Monero is not part of it. No cut of turnover anywhere.
XMR isn't included in the free plan — add XMR in the calculator, $25 a month.
Start for freeNone of the tiers add a tax on Monero turnover. What's displayed here is approximate; your BeAdmin cloud account is where the real price and payment happen.
Vetted hosting providers with the panel ready out of the box — all that is left is to switch the module on.
Proven over 15 years in hosting. Your VPS with BeAdmin is ready to go out of the box.
European reliability made simple. Launch BeAdmin with your VPS in just one click.
Want to accept more than XMR? Turn on other currencies in the same module: no second install, no new integration.
Accepting payments shouldn't need someone on call. The module tells you when it actually needs a hand.
An invoice has expired, or a payment arrived unlinked to any order — we flag it right away, not just when you ask.
Wallets, pending invoices, and incoming funds — right where the rest of your server lives. No separate admin panel to open.
GasFree, routers, batch transfers from an exchange — these payments are credited normally, no manual review needed.
Incoming Monero, invoices still waiting, and the wallet balance sit in the same panel as the rest of your server. An email about a payment with no order arrives right away.
One payment equals one order equals one webhook, no matter how timing or amounts line up. No double-crediting.
Money lands on the address but doesn't match any order — you get notified, so the payment doesn't vanish into the logs.
A BeAdmin module built for Monero: it raises the invoice, hands the customer an address of its own, follows the confirmations, and sends a webhook to your store — automatic, with no middleman anywhere.
Monero was built to skip exactly this kind of gateway. It reaches your wallet directly, with no form to fill in, no review, and nothing at all to wait on.
Non-custodial. The one key in the system is your wallet's private view key — enough to see a payment arrive, not enough to sign a transfer. Spending stays with your own wallet, and BeAdmin carries no balance it could freeze or move.
It reaches your wallet as soon as the network confirms it — 10 confirmations, about 20 minutes. There is no sweep and no payout wallet to fill in: the panel hands each invoice an address of its own from your wallet, and the view key it holds cannot move a thing.
No — the Monero network doesn't reveal the sender, so the payment details show no "from" address. The order is still matched precisely: the panel recognises it by the address it issued for that invoice.
Monero is accepted into one wallet per server, and the panel hands out the invoice addresses from it — nothing to split across wallets or reconcile afterwards. That is how the model works: a server always has exactly one active Monero wallet.
Sign a request with the terminal and a Monero invoice opens, returning a link to a finished, ready-to-use checkout page. An HMAC‑signed webhook reports payment — no SDK, no widget, nothing to build yourself.
There's no plugin marketplace involved — a signed request creates the Monero invoice, a link comes back for checkout, and a webhook closes the loop once it's paid. Any platform, same exact steps.
Monero acceptance is one switch away — turn QryptoPay on inside BeAdmin and follow the setup docs from there.