Screw Mag Publisher Launches Crypto Pay Platform xBilling.net

MIAMI—The publishers of Screw magazine have launched xBilling.net, “a Bitcoin payment gateway built exclusively for adult creators, high-risk merchants and independent businesses who are tired of being pushed around by banks and credit card processors,” a spokesperson said. The venture is led by publisher Phil Autelitano, who said xBilling was born out of frustration with the modern financial system. “After years of frozen funds, usurious rates, increasing holdbacks, and credit card companies deciding what’s ‘acceptable,’ we've had enough,” Autelitano explained. “xBilling gives merchants true financial freedom—instant payments, no chargebacks, no middlemen. Nobody between you and your money. It’s your business. You should be the one in control.” Unlike automated crypto gateways that leave users to figure things out alone, xBilling takes a hands-on, consultative approach. Whether a merchant is brand new to Bitcoin or already experienced, xBilling’s team provides real human guidance—walking clients through setup, explaining how crypto payments work, and ensuring everything runs smoothly, the spokesperson added. “We don’t just send you a link and say, ‘good luck,’” Autelitano said. “We take the time to set you up, teach you how it works, and make sure you’re confident using it. Real people. Real support.” The payment platform offers a flat $24.95 monthly plan ($49.95/month with Lightning transactions) and zero transaction fees. “Built for industries often considered ‘too risky’ by banks, xBilling is already being adopted by adult publishers, content creators, CBD vendors, and independent media outlets seeking payment freedom,” the spokesperson noted. Key features include: • Instant, global Bitcoin payments • Non-custodial (no middleman—payments pass directly to the vendor) • Flat-rate monthly pricing—no transaction fees • Private, censorship-resistant infrastructure • No chargebacks or frozen accounts • Personalized onboarding and human support Autelitano says xBilling continues Screw’s legacy of standing up to censorship—only now, the fight is financial. “In the ’70s, Screw fought for the right to publish pubic hair. In 2025, we’re fighting for the right to get paid for it. Same attitude, new battlefield,” he said. xBilling.net is live now and open for new merchant sign-ups. AVN readers can enjoy a free one-month trial with no cost or obligation with code AVN. Businesses can learn more or request a personal demo at xBilling.net.