Early accessSet up free today — live payments open as the banks finish approval.
For online businesses and SaaS

Subscriptions in dram. No company abroad.

Bill your subscribers through your own Armenian bank — no Delaware LLC, no fees stacked on fees, and an API built the way you expect.

No monthly fee. 1.5% on what you collect. Free in test mode.

֏ 10 000
from one subscriber
1 payment being retried
1 Oct֏ 10 000Paid

What changes.

Today
A company abroad just to get paidA Delaware LLC is at least $800 a year before you charge a single card, plus the tax filings a foreign owner cannot skip.
Fees stacked on feesInternational card surcharge, Stripe Billing, a fixed fee on every charge, then converting the payout back to dram.
Customers paying by handTransfers and reminders do not scale past a few dozen customers, and every one that lapses is quietly gone.
With Ronda
Plans, trials and upgradesCharge monthly or yearly. Offer a free trial, with or without a card. When a customer moves to a bigger or smaller plan, Ronda works out the difference.
An API and webhooksTest and live API keys, signed webhooks, and built-in protection against charging anyone twice — plus a quickstart you can finish in an afternoon.
Prices in dram, dollars or eurosEach price has its own currency; nothing is converted behind your back and totals are never mixed.
A page where customers manage themselvesUpdate a card, switch plan, cancel — from a link in every email, without writing to you.
An example

A ֏10 000 subscription, one month

1The customer pays once on the checkout; their bank asks for the one-time code.
2Every month after that Ronda charges the card on its own — no code, nobody present.
3Your server hears about it by webhook and keeps access open.
4The money lands in your Armenian account, in dram, as it always did.
Armenian SaaS, ֏10,000/month subscriptions, local cards, one month
3.4%
Your bank + Ronda
vs
9.8%
Stripe, with the company abroad it needs

Every fee, with sources →

Before you start.

Not ready yet

Cards issued abroad: Armenian banks do accept them, but how often a foreign issuer approves a saved-card charge has not been measured with real cards yet, so we do not promise it. Official client libraries (npm, pip) are not published; the REST API is.

Do I need a company, or is ԱՁ enough?

Either works: a registered Individual Entrepreneur (ԱՁ) or an Armenian legal entity, with a vPOS account from your bank.

How long does an integration take?

Test mode needs no bank and no paperwork: sign up, create a price, send a checkout link or call the API. Going live is a matter of your bank enabling saved-card charges on your vPOS.

Can I leave?

Yes. The saved cards are tokens at your bank, in your account — not held by Ronda. Export your data and go.

Your first renewal
is a month away.

Free in test mode, no bank needed. We'll help you connect yours when you're ready.