Finunion has launched a B2B platform that allows companies to accept cryptocurrency payments using invoices. The product is already live, according to the company.

Crypto payments are widely discussed in business, but their use in B2B billing remains limited. Most activity still focuses on individual transactions rather than recurring or invoice-based payments. This has been a common issue for subscription-based companies and service providers.

Finunion’s platform is aimed at businesses that issue invoices to clients. This includes companies that bill on a recurring basis. The platform allows merchants to create invoices inside a web-based interface.

Invoices can be created for one-time payments or set up as recurring. Once an invoice is issued, the system generates a payment link. This link is sent to the client. The client opens the link and pays the invoice in cryptocurrency on a hosted payment page.

The company says no additional integrations are required to use the platform.

Payments are credited to the merchant’s crypto balance. Invoice status and transaction history are shown in the same interface. Businesses can see which invoices have been paid and which remain outstanding.

Recurring invoicing is included as part of the platform. Finunion says this feature was developed for SaaS companies and other businesses that rely on regular billing cycles. Payment history and invoice status can be reviewed at any time.

The platform also supports withdrawals to euro-denominated bank accounts. This allows merchants to convert crypto payments into fiat if needed. According to Finunion, this reflects how many businesses operate today.

Vladyslav Savchenko, the founder of Finunion, says the platform was built following requests from businesses that were already accepting crypto but lacked suitable B2B tools. The focus was on invoicing and payment tracking rather than additional features.

Finunion describes the product as a practical solution for B2B crypto payments. It is positioned as an operational tool rather than a consumer payments product.

The launch comes as crypto infrastructure providers continue to develop tools aimed at business use cases. Adoption of crypto in B2B payments remains uneven, but there is ongoing demand for simpler billing and payment systems.

Finunion’s platform applies crypto payments to existing invoicing processes rather than introducing new workflows.