
Key Characteristics
Reuses standard web3 primitives
Subscriptions are represented as NFTs, and tied to user wallets, making it easier to integrate
User-owned
Subscriptions can be transferred or sold in secondary markets (if allowed by the issuer)
Works On and Off-Chain
Subscription status can be checked both off-chain and directly from smart contracts
How Does it Work?
Onchain Subscriptions are represented as NFTs with special extensions indicating subscription status and remaining time. For EVM chains, we use the ERC-5643 standard, with custom extensions for other chains.- Subscriptions can be initiated either by the user purchasing them using Crossmint’s credit card checkout, or programmatically via API.
- Subscriptions auto-renew if a valid credit card is on file, with crypto top-up options available.
- Subscription status can be queried from within smart contracts, or application code, to gate access to features.
- Subscriptions can be managed and monitored through the Crossmint console.
Get Started
Request Access
Be one of the first ones to enable subscriptions in your product.
Quickstart Guide
Set up your first onchain subscription in minutes
Integration Guide
[Coming soon] Implement subscriptions in your Web3 app
Use Cases
Loyalty Programs
Implement paid loyalty systems with discounts and perks
Creator Subscriptions
Enable fan subscriptions for creators on your platform
Premium Access
Gate access to exclusive features and services
Advanced Topics
Multi-Chain Support
Over 20 EVM chains supported on day 1. Solana, Aptos and Sui support coming soon.
Custom Pricing Models
Customize the length and price of your subscriptions
Secondary Markets
Enable or disabled subscription transfers and reselling
Analytics & Reporting
Gain insights from subscription data
FAQs
Which blockchains are supported?
Which blockchains are supported?
Currently, we support EVM-compatible chains. Support for Solana, Aptos, and Sui is coming soon.
What payment methods are accepted?
What payment methods are accepted?
Buyers can pay with credit cards (USD or local currency) or cryptocurrencies including native ETH and SOL,
stablecoins, and even ERC20 and SPL tokens.
What are the fees involved?
What are the fees involved?
Issuing and updating subscriptions cost the same as minting or updating an NFT on the chosen chain. Credit card
payments incur a 5% processing fee, which covers interexchange network and payment processor fees.
How do sellers receive payments?
How do sellers receive payments?
Sellers receive payouts in USDC.