# ICPay > Stripe for AI agents ICPay is a multi-chain crypto payment processor. It lets developers and businesses accept payments across multiple blockchains with fast settlement and low fees. ICPay is a crypto payment processor built on Internet Computer infrastructure, offering a business category comparable to a payments platform for developers and merchants. It enables businesses to accept cryptocurrency payments across multiple blockchains with fast settlement and low transaction fees. The service targets developers, online merchants, and increasingly autonomous AI agents that need to transact programmatically without traditional banking intermediaries. The platform addresses the cost and speed limitations of conventional payment processors by settling transactions directly onchain rather than through card networks or banking rails. It provides a software development kit for payment intents, wallet connections, and balance queries, alongside authentication through Internet Identity for passwordless login. An optional fiat onramp allows users to convert traditional currency into supported tokens before paying. ICPay's core offerings include the developer SDK, a merchant dashboard, and a set of pre-built widgets such as payment buttons, tip jars, paywalls, and donation thermometers. It also supports programmable transaction flows including relay payments, revenue splits, escrow arrangements, and machine-initiated payment protocols designed for autonomous agents. The service is used by web and e-commerce developers, software-as-a-service businesses, and emerging agentic applications that require automated, low-cost settlement. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-09-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/icpay ## Products - [ICPay Payment Processor](https://thegrid.id/profiles/icpay): ICPay Payment Processor is a multi-chain payment network that lets merchants and developers accept cryptocurrency and card-based payments across several blockchain ecosystems. It processes payment intents through a hosted API, an embeddable software development kit, and prebuilt payment widgets, converting between stated dollar amounts and on-chain tokens with sub-two-second settlement. Wallet connection helpers, an optional fiat onramp, and plugins for common content and commerce platforms let merchants add checkout flows, tips, paywalls, and donation tools without building custom payment infrastructure. 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