Monocrypt review: crypto finance for adult agencies

Paying models in bulk

Batch payouts pay creators, studios and partners in a single run, for the cost of one network transaction. The home page cites 600+ affiliates paid in one minute. Each payout goes through request, validation and approval, with a payment firewall screening outgoing transfers.

What Monocrypt costs

The Starter plan is free and takes 0.5% on income, with $100,000 in volume. Basic costs $999 a month, with $500,000 prepaid then 0.35%. Pro costs $1,999 a month, with $1 million prepaid then 0.25%. Each plan caps users and invoices, and all of them start with a demo. Payouts to models carry no fee, and fees can be set per content category, subscription tier or payment asset.

Custody options

Monocrypt offers custodial storage, an MPC wallet or a non-custodial wallet. The adult page highlights the non-custodial option, so funds stay under the merchant’s control. A built-in AML checker, two-factor authentication and emergency blocking round out security.

Finance tools

The platform runs several brands or sites from one account, each with its own wallets, and gives each team precise rights. It invoices in crypto, auto-converts to stablecoins or fiat, and offers virtual cards. An API automates subscriptions and payouts.

An OnlyFans agency client

The published case study covers an OnlyFans agency with 30 models doing more than $1 million a month. It struggled with exchange limits and compliance reviews. Monocrypt says it made the agency’s batch payouts predictable and its books traceable.

Who runs Monocrypt

No company name, address or registration number appears on the site, and the terms and privacy URLs return 404. The footer advertises a crypto payment gateway without KYC, while the home page touts a built-in AML checker. A referral program pays up to 20% on the volume of referred clients.

Strengths and limitations of Monocrypt