About Aixpa
Aixpa is one hub that connects websites to crypto payments, payouts, a PTC offerwall, an ad network and sign-in through a single API. It is built for people who run more than one site and want one account, one ledger and one set of keys behind all of them.
What Aixpa does
- Payments: invoices and permanent deposit addresses in 12 coins, several gateways behind one API, each payment confirmed to the site by signed webhook.
- Payouts: to FaucetPay or on-chain, from the balance of a project or an account.
- Ads and offers: banner, text and new-tab ad zones, PTC tasks and partner offerwalls.
- Sign-in: wallets, Google, Telegram or a password, as a hosted window any site can open.
What is live and what is only planned: features.
How Aixpa earns its money
A fee of 0.5% on each payment to a project, and the part of ad spend and offer payouts that does not go to the publisher: publishers keep 70% of ad spend on their zones and 70% of offer payouts. There is no monthly fee and no setup fee; gateway and network fees are passed on at cost. Worked examples: pricing.
How balances are kept
Every balance is the sum of ledger entries in US dollars: a payment, a revenue share or a payout is one entry, written once. Crypto arrives through payment gateways and leaves through payout rails; a payout the system cannot confirm is held until a person has checked it.
A balance is not a bank deposit. It earns no interest and no deposit insurance covers it. Crypto prices move and networks can be slow: keep on Aixpa only what your sites need to run.
What you can check yourself
- Status: every component, checked live.
- Network stats: totals across all projects, shown from a floor up.
- Facts as JSON: every fee and limit on these pages is read from the API.
Who runs it
Aixpa is an independent service run by a small team. It is not a bank and not an exchange. Whether you may use it for your business, and how you report what you earn, depends on the law where you live: that is yours to check, and nothing on these pages is legal or tax advice.
The team answers through the contact form. There is no phone line.
Rules and policies
- Terms of Service: the contract for every account.
- Privacy Policy: what is collected, and why.
- Acceptable use: what is not allowed.
- Advertiser policy: rules for campaigns.
- Publisher terms: rules for sites that show ads.
- Refunds: what can be returned.
- Cookies: what is kept on your device.