Radom

Radom is a crypto payments infrastructure company building the commercial layer that lets businesses get paid in digital assets without assembling that infrastructure themselves. Its platform covers the full payment lifecycle—collection, settlement, conversion, and disbursement—across more than ten blockchains and twelve-plus cryptocurrencies, including native support for Solana. The company is incorporated as Radom Pay LLC in the Cook Islands and registered with the Cook Islands Financial Intelligence Unit for AML/CFT compliance. It was founded in 2021 and is operationally headquartered in London.

Core Mechanism

Radom sits between a merchant's storefront or back-office and the underlying blockchain networks. When a customer pays, Radom routes the transaction through its collection layer, attributes it to the correct customer account, optionally converts the received asset, and then settles the merchant in their preferred currency—stablecoin or fiat—through banking and exchange partners. Merchants integrate via a REST API with webhook event delivery covering payments, deposits, payouts, and refunds. For teams that want to move faster, Radom offers hosted and embedded checkout variants and no-code payment links, all controllable from a single dashboard.

Product Suite

Payment Links (February 2023) — Reusable URLs for no-code payments via a Radom-hosted branded page.

Crypto Invoicing (May 2023) — Itemized line-item invoices for B2B billing and service businesses.

Crypto Checkout (June 2023) — Hosted payment page optimized for conversion, with an embedded variant that keeps customers within the merchant's own UI.

Crypto Billing (February 2024) — Subscription and recurring payments with automated renewal collection and subscriber lifecycle management.

Crypto Donations (June 2024) — A widget for nonprofit and political use cases. Reform UK became the first major European political party to accept cryptocurrency donations through the platform.

Token Presales — Infrastructure for projects raising capital via token sales.

Mass Payouts — Outbound disbursements at scale for affiliate networks, gig platforms, and marketplaces.

Virtual Accounts — Multi-currency collection accounts in USD, EUR, MXN, and BRL with reconciliation.

In August 2024, Radom launched the first crypto payments cartridge for Salesforce Commerce Cloud B2C. A WooCommerce plugin is also available.

Solana Integration

On Solana, Radom supports SOL (native), USDC, USDT, and BAT. The full product suite—payment links, direct payments, checkout, billing, donations, and invoicing—is available on Solana. Solana's sub-second finality and minimal transaction costs make it practical for high-frequency payment use cases where Ethereum or Bitcoin fees would be prohibitive.

Clients and Sectors

Radom lists Brave, Polkadot, Avalanche, Raise, Magna, Zokyo, and Otonomos among its clients. Target verticals include payment service providers, fintech companies, SaaS platforms, marketplaces, iGaming operators, affiliate networks, e-commerce businesses, nonprofits, and political organizations.

Team and Funding

Radom has approximately 24 employees. It has raised a reported $2.56 million in total funding from investors including BreakOrbit Venture, Haatch, Amazon Web Services (Activate program), Creative Destruction Lab, and Aureli Ventures.

Developer Resources

Radom maintains a public GitHub organization at github.com/radomnetwork with repositories including radom-js (TypeScript SDK), radom-contracts-js (contract ABIs and TypeScript bindings), and the Salesforce Commerce Cloud B2C cartridge (MIT license).

Security and Compliance

Radom Pay LLC is registered with the Cook Islands Financial Intelligence Unit under that jurisdiction's AML/CFT regime. The platform relies on licensed financial institution and exchange partners for fiat access and liquidity. No independent smart contract audit by a named third-party firm has been publicly disclosed.

Position in the Solana Ecosystem

Solana captured roughly a third of weekly adjusted stablecoin transfer volume by mid-2026, and USDC on Solana has become a preferred settlement asset for payments use cases. Radom gives merchants a ready-made on-ramp to that payment stack without requiring in-house blockchain engineering, differentiating on product breadth—particularly its billing, payout, and treasury management capabilities that extend beyond simple checkout.