A focused customer checkout
Present the amount, currency and network in a dedicated payment flow. Customers can review their selection before moving on to the payment instructions.
Connect your store to a crypto payment flow that keeps the order, customer and payment status together. Give shoppers a clear choice of currency and network, then confirm the result before fulfilling their purchase.

A checkout is only useful when your team can connect the payment back to the right order. Start with a website gateway, create a request for the order amount and send the customer to checkout. The chosen asset and network belong to that specific payment, while the order reference helps your team reconcile the result.
Present the amount, currency and network in a dedicated payment flow. Customers can review their selection before moving on to the payment instructions.
Keep your store order ID with the payment request. Use that reference when investigating an unpaid order or matching a completed payment to a purchase.
Use server-side payment verification before marking the order paid. A browser return or a customer’s transaction screenshot should not trigger fulfilment.
Start with the payment model that fits your business. Connect the right records, guide your customers and follow the confirmed result.
Add your merchant name and website address. Choose an available store integration or connect your own checkout through the API.
Send the order amount and reference from your server. Direct the shopper to the payment page for currency and network selection.
Check the payment result on your server, update the order and use the merchant workspace to review payment activity.
Keep packing and delivery tied to the confirmed order payment.
Release a download or licence after your server verifies the payment.
Use an itemized invoice when a customer needs a quote outside the standard cart.
Understand the payment flow and the role of your business before choosing an integration.
Discuss your requirementsUse a compatible store integration where available. For a custom website, the payment API connects your order flow to checkout. Review the integration guide before choosing a route.
After your server verifies the payment result. Redirecting back from checkout is a navigation step and does not establish that funds have been received.
Checkout presents the networks available for the chosen currency. The customer must send on the selected network and follow that payment’s instructions.
Yes. An invoice gives the customer a dedicated page with line items and a payment link. It is useful for quotes, services and manually agreed orders.
Tell us how your business works and choose a payment route that fits.