We've redesigned the Performa interface to make navigation more intuitive, introduce new ways to work with digital assets, and lay the foundation for exciting new features you'll see in upcoming releases.
Whether you use Performa for payment acceptance, payouts, or integrations, this guide will help you quickly find your familiar tools and discover what's new.
Migration Map
Looking for something from the previous interface? Use the table below to quickly find where it has moved.
Previous Interface | New Location |
Assets | Assets → Accounts |
Payment Links | Payments → Payment Links |
Invoices | Payments → Invoices |
API & Integrations | Developers → API Keys + Payments → API |
Mass Payouts | Payouts → Mass Payouts |
Exchange Earnings | Exchange → Swap |
A New Navigation
The platform navigation has been completely redesigned around workflows rather than individual tools.
Instead of grouping features by technical implementation, products are now organized into dedicated sections:
Assets – manage Accounts and your existing wallets
Payments – accept payments
Payouts – manage outgoing payments and mass payouts
Exchange – convert assets and offer exchange services
Activity – review transaction history
Directories – manage customers and recipients
Developers – manage integrations
This structure makes it easier to understand how products relate to each other and significantly reduces navigation between unrelated sections.
Where did my Assets go?
If you previously managed your balance through Assets, you'll now find it under:
Assets → Accounts
Accounts continue to provide the platform’s infrastructure and require business verification (KYB).
From here you can:
hold digital assets;
deposit and withdraw funds;
convert supported currencies;
use Account payment services.
For existing users, this is the direct replacement for the previous Assets section.
Where did Payment Links go?
Payment Links have moved to:
Payments → Payment Links
Nothing changes in how they work—they're simply grouped together with other payment products.
Create reusable payment links and share them through email, messaging apps, social media, or your website to accept crypto payments without building a custom integration.
Where did Invoices go?
Invoices are now located under:
Payments → Invoices
Create professional invoices with customer details, itemized services, downloadable PDF documents, and real-time payment tracking—all from a dedicated workspace.
Where did API & Integrations go?
The previous API & Integrations section has been reorganized into dedicated areas depending on your use case.
API Keys
Manage authentication credentials under:
Developers → API Keys
Generate and manage API keys for integrating Performa with your own applications.
Payments API
The Payments API remains available under:
Payments → API
Use it to integrate payment acceptance directly into your products and automate payment workflows.
Exchange Earnings → Swap
If you previously used Exchange Earnings, you'll now find it under:
Exchange → Swap
Swap has evolved into a dedicated exchange product that allows businesses to embed Performa's exchange widget into their own application or website.
After integration, end users can exchange supported cryptocurrencies—including crypto-to-fiat conversions—without leaving the partner's platform.
Performa handles liquidity, execution, and compliance, while partners monetize exchange activity.
Where did Mass Payouts go?
Mass Payouts now have their own dedicated workspace:
Payouts → Mass Payouts
Create payout batches manually or upload CSV files, review recipients before sending, and manage bulk transfers from a streamlined interface.
What's Completely New?
The redesigned interface also introduces several entirely new capabilities that were not available in the previous version.
Introducing Wallets
One of the biggest additions in this release is Performa's support for your existing wallets.
For the first time, you can connect your existing blockchain wallets to Performa and use the platform's payment infrastructure without transferring custody of your assets.
Unlike Accounts, Wallets:
do not require business verification (KYB);
remain fully under your control;
receive payments directly to your own wallet.
Once connected, you can use your wallets with:
Payment Links
Invoices
Payments API
You can also monitor wallet balances and blockchain activity directly within Performa.
This gives businesses the flexibility to choose the operating model that best fits their needs.
Account | Your Existing Wallet |
Assets are stored in your Performa account | Assets remain in your own wallet |
KYB required | No KYB required |
Managed through Accounts | Managed through Wallets |
Wallet Monitoring
To support your existing wallets, we've introduced Wallet Monitoring.
This new Activity section lets you monitor balances and blockchain transactions for connected wallets from a single interface while your assets remain entirely under your control.
Directories
Customer management now has its own dedicated workspace.
The new Directories section includes Contacts, where you can view and manage your saved list of payers for faster payment collection and recurring business operations.
Developers
Developer tools now have their own dedicated section.
Instead of grouping integrations inside Payments, all developer-focused functionality—including API key management—is now available under Developers, making integrations easier to discover and manage.
Coming Soon
Some products are already visible in the navigation to preview upcoming platform capabilities.
Fiat Account
A dedicated Fiat Account is currently under development.
Once available, it will allow businesses to:
top up balances from bank accounts;
receive fiat payments;
hold fiat balances;
automatically convert crypto payments into fiat.
Fiat Payouts
Fiat Payouts are also coming soon.
The new service will support:
payouts to bank accounts;
card payouts;
bulk fiat transfers.
Summary
This update is more than a redesigned interface.
Alongside a streamlined navigation, Performa now has two dedicated sections for digital assets:
Accounts — manage digital assets, deposit and withdraw funds, and convert currencies.
Wallets — connect your existing blockchain wallets and use them with Payment Links, Invoices, and the Payments API.
Combined with reorganized workflows, dedicated developer tools, improved activity tracking, and upcoming fiat capabilities, this release lays the foundation for a more flexible platform that will continue to grow with future updates.