Guides

• Quickstart: your first crypto deposit in 5 minutes

  You need a wallet address you control and a public URL that can receive a webhook. No registration, no API key.

• How to accept USDT (TRC20) payments on your website or bot

  USDT on TRON is the most common way to pay in crypto in many regions: transfers are fast and cheap for the payer. This guide shows the minimal integration with ChainPay.

• How to accept USDT (BEP20, BNB Smart Chain) payments

  USDT on BNB Smart Chain is popular because transfers are fast and network fees are low. This guide shows the minimal integration with ChainPay: no registration and no API key.

• Accept BNB, ETH and tokens on a single deposit address

  By default a deposit address watches one asset, for example bep20/usdt. With multiToken one address accepts the chain's native coin and every supported token on it. It fits wallets and top-up flows wh

• Accept USDT payments in a Telegram bot

  A Telegram bot can sell access, subscriptions or digital goods for USDT without a payment provider account. The bot needs two things: a way to show the payer an address, and a public URL that receives

• Accept USDT in WooCommerce without a plugin

  ChainPay does not ship a WooCommerce plugin yet. The API is small enough to integrate with about sixty lines of PHP: show a deposit address on the order page and mark the order paid when the webhook a

• Crypto payment webhooks: verification, retries and idempotency

  Webhooks are how your backend learns that a payment arrived. They are also where most integration bugs live. This guide describes how ChainPay delivers them and how to handle them safely.