Collect from buyers, pay out to sellers.
Marketplaces and platforms move money in both directions. Bitzaro handles collection, the balance in between, and the payouts, on one account.
Buyers pay from any wallet, sellers are paid in USDT.
Ethereum
BNB Smart Chain
Tron
Solana
USDT
USDC
Money in, money held, money out.
The three things a platform has to get right, on one ledger.
Every payment tied to an order.
Raise a payment order per transaction and share a link or QR. Payments pool into your merchant balance with the order reference attached, so you always know which sale a payment settled.
Explore WAAS Lite →Settle sellers without a bank run.
Pay sellers from the same balance in USDT, on the network they prefer. Payouts are same day, and each one carries the seller and the orders it covers.
See payouts →
A wallet for every seller, by API.
When you outgrow the console, WAAS gives every seller their own MPC wallet through the API, with key-less architecture and KYT screening behind it.
Explore WAAS →Built to hold both sides of a transaction.
What running a marketplace on Bitzaro looks like.
A marketplace holds money that is not its own. Buyer payments arrive on whatever chain the buyer uses, seller payouts leave through a different rail, and the balance in between is reconciled across two systems that were never designed to agree.
Questions, answered.
Yes. The same account handles incoming collection and outgoing payouts, so buyer funds and seller payouts sit in one ledger rather than two disconnected systems.
Sellers hold stablecoins in a Bitzaro Wallet and are paid on the network that suits them. There are no separate local banking rails to open for each market you expand into.
Withdrawals can require multiple approvals before they leave the account, and limits are set per account. Every movement is logged, so finance can trace any payout back to the person who approved it.
Run both sides of your marketplace on one account.
Start on the console with WAAS Lite and move to the API when your volume needs it.