Most developers see a payment API and think about one thing: checkout.
Create an invoice. Redirect the customer. Wait for a callback. Mark the order as paid.
That is useful, but it is only the first layer.
The bigger opportunity is not simply helping merchants accept crypto payments. The bigger opportunity is helping them operate crypto payments after the customer clicks pay.
That means order activation, payment status tracking, support workflows, access control, reconciliation, payout queues, revenue sharing, automation, reporting, renewal reminders, and customer-facing payment visibility.
