Accept Payments Linked to Signed Contracts
Attach billing to every agreement you send for signing. The client signs — payment triggers automatically. No separate invoices, no chasing. Cards, ACH, SEPA, IBAN, and cryptocurrency all supported.
How does contract signing with payment work?
From signed contract to funds in your account — three automated steps powered by Stripe and a blockchain audit trail.
Benefits of contract-linked payment collection
Combine invoicing, signing, and payment collection in one contract workflow. Less manual work, faster cash flow, no separate billing tools.
Process automation
Invoicing, signing, and payment run as one step. No manual handoffs between separate systems.
Convenience
Clients pay from any device without creating an account. Less friction for them means faster payment for you.
Instant payments
Payment triggers the moment the contract is signed — not after a 7–30 day invoicing cycle.
Flexible payment options
Cards, ACH, SEPA, IBAN transfers, and cryptocurrency. Multi-currency for cross-border agreements.
Security
Stripe processes payments under PCI DSS. Every transaction is logged in a blockchain audit trail.
1% processing fee
Chaindoc charges 1% of the payment amount. No hidden costs, no monthly fees on the payments side.
Start collecting payments at signing
Attach billing to any contract you send. Client signs — payment arrives automatically via Stripe. No invoicing delays, no chasing.
Get paid the moment ink dries
Every signed contract becomes a payment you can collect — Stripe-powered, reconciled automatically, each transaction tied to its agreement on a blockchain audit trail.
Why use contract-based payment collection?
Linking payment to the signing event removes the gap between agreement and cash — fewer delays, fewer disputes, less admin overhead.
No payment delays
Payment triggers at signing — not after a 30-day invoicing cycle.
Less to chase
Once the workflow is live, billing runs automatically. No manual collection.
Fewer disputes
Payment at signing creates a clear record of what was agreed and paid.
Cash when you need it
Contract-linked payment arrives at deal close — not after a 7–30 day cycle.
Fewer billing mistakes
Automatic billing against the signed contract removes wrong amounts and duplicate invoices.
Start collecting payments
Client signs — payment arrives automatically via Stripe.
Who benefits from contract-linked payment collection
Chaindoc Payments is for teams that want to get paid at signing, not 30 days later. Client signs, funds arrive — no separate invoicing step.
Professional services
Agencies and creatives
Business development teams
Start collecting contract-linked payments today
Client signs, payment arrives. No delays, no separate invoicing, no chasing. Set up your first payment workflow in minutes.
Common questions about Chaindoc Payments
Answers on fees, automatic billing, Stripe integration, and payment triggers. More at our support page.
After a client signs the contract, the payment amount specified in the agreement is triggered automatically via Stripe. Funds are credited to your Chaindoc account and you can view all transactions in the dashboard. The client receives a payment confirmation and every transaction is logged in the blockchain audit trail.
Yes. Chaindoc Payments supports monthly and other recurring schedules for subscriptions, services, or long-term contracts. You define the schedule in the payment terms, and billing runs automatically — no manual follow-up needed.
Yes. Chaindoc Payments works in almost all countries where Stripe is supported. Available payment methods vary by region and include credit/debit cards, ACH, SEPA, IBAN transfers, and cryptocurrency.
Chaindoc charges 1% of the payment amount for processing. Additional fees from your bank or Stripe's payment network are shown separately in Stripe. There are no hidden costs or monthly platform fees on the payments side. See full details on the pricing page.
Yes. You can send invoices to clients and collect payment the moment they sign. The signed document and the payment are linked in the same workflow — a clear record of what was agreed and what was paid.
Tips on signing documents and receiving payments securely
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