A checkout your customers can follow.
One payment amount, a unique deposit address, and live progress from detection to confirmation. No Coinplexo account required.
Hosted checkoutCrypto payment infrastructure
A checkout for your customers. A payment API for your business.
All on infrastructure you control.
Send only USDC on the Solana network.
Sample only · do not send fundsOnce confirmed, a signed event tells your integration it’s time to update the order.
Run the payment demo
to see the event payload.
Seven network adapters.
One payment integration.
The payment experience
Give customers a clear way to pay.
Give your team the information to act.
One payment amount, a unique deposit address, and live progress from detection to confirmation. No Coinplexo account required.
Hosted checkoutSigned webhook events keep orders in sync. Built-in retries give a failed delivery another chance.
Signed webhooksTrack partial payments, expired invoices, and confirmations. Handle the exceptions before you fulfill an order.
Payment statesFor developers
Create an invoice from your server. Send your customer to checkout. Let signed webhooks bring the result back to your store.
Build your integration/api/v1/invoices{
"external_order_id": "order-10492",
"asset": "USDC_SOL",
"fiat_currency": "USD",
"fiat_amount": "49.00",
"success_url": "https://shop.example.com/thanks"
}Your response includes a checkout_url.
Example request body. Authenticate from your backend with a merchant API key.
Separation by design
Your operator runs the gateway and signing services.
The public checkout and dashboard do not hold private keys.
Confirmed funds are swept to the operator’s cold-wallet destinations.
A merchant API key from your Coinplexo operator, a backend that creates invoices, and an endpoint for payment webhooks. Start with the merchant integration guide.
The gateway includes adapters for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Litecoin, and TRON. Your operator enables the networks and assets available to your store. Read them from the assets API before creating an invoice.
No. They open the payment link and pay from their wallet using the asset and network specified on the invoice.
Verify the webhook signature and check the invoice’s server-side payment status. A browser redirect alone is not proof of payment. The docs cover verification and duplicate events.
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