Suby supports two distinct ways for users to complete a crypto payment.
Both methods ultimately rely on the same smart contract logic and result in an instant payout to the merchant.
1. Payment Methods Available to Users
Option 1: Sign & Pay (Wallet Interaction)
Users can pay by directly signing a transaction using a crypto wallet, such as:
MetaMask
Phantom
Rabby
Coinbase Wallet
Binance Wallet
In this flow:
The user connects their wallet
Reviews the payment details
Signs and submits the transaction on-chain
This method is optimized for users already comfortable with on-chain interactions.
Option 2: Deposit (QR Code/Wallet Address)
Users can also pay by sending funds manually using:
Any crypto wallet
Any centralized exchange
In this flow:
A QR code or deposit address is displayed
The user sends funds to that address
Important: The displayed address is not the merchant’s wallet.
For each new customer, Suby creates a dedicated smart account:
One smart account per user
Funds are sent to this smart account
This enables consistent tracking, reconciliation, and security
2. Smart Contract Execution (Common to Both Flows)
Whether the user pays via Sign & Pay or Deposit, the payment always interacts with the same smart contract.
The contract logic is intentionally simple and deterministic:
Funds are received by the smart contract
Suby fees are routed to Suby’s fee wallet
The remaining amount is paid out instantly to the merchant
There is:
No holding period
No aggregation
No delayed settlement
Payouts happen immediately on-chain.
3. Pricing & Token Conversion Logic
Pricing Definition
Suby uses USD-based pricing to ensure consistent and predictable payment amounts.
All prices are defined in USD. At the time of payment, the equivalent amount in cryptocurrency is calculated based on the selected token.
Suby does not rely on on-chain price discovery, swaps, or variable pricing mechanisms. Payment amounts are fixed at checkout, ensuring price stability and predictability for both users and merchants.
Price Feeds
Token conversion rates are powered by Pyth price feeds, providing:
Accurate, real-time pricing
Consistent USD-denominated amounts across supported tokens