E-commerce ready

Quick setup

• Register your store in the merchant dashboard.
• Download and install the WooCommerce or Shopify plugin.
• Paste your API token and turn on the payment method.
• Place a test order to confirm it works.

Before you start

• An active store with admin access.
• A valid domain name.
• Access to your merchant dashboard.

1. Register your store

Register each store in your merchant dashboard so we can issue an API token and map orders to the right integration.

• Open the merchant dashboard and select your platform.
• Enter the store's domain name.
• Choose a nickname for the store. You can change it later.
• Click Register Store. Use a plain domain like shop.yourstore.com. Subpaths are not allowed.

2. Install the plugin

The plugin connects your store's checkout to the gateway. There is no code to write.

• Download the plugin ZIP from the merchant dashboard.
• In your store admin, upload and install it. On WordPress, go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin.
• Activate the plugin.

3. Configure the payment method

• Open your store's payment settings and find this gateway.
• Copy the API token from your merchant dashboard into the plugin's API Token field.
• Turn on the payment method and save.
• If you run more than one store, use the token that matches the domain you registered.

4. Run a test order

• Open your store in a private window and add a test product.
• Check out and choose the crypto payment method.
• Pay a small amount with one of your test wallets.
• Confirm an invoice was created, then check the order moves to the right state once it is Paid.

Good habits

• Test in sandbox first, then switch to your production token and run one small real payment.
• Decide how your store's order states map to payment states (on-hold while waiting, processing when Paid, cancelled on expiry).
• Write down how you handle underpaid or overpaid orders, and mention it at checkout.
• Never share or commit your API token. Keep your platform and plugins updated.