Crypto payments for your online store
Add a “Pay with crypto” button: your store creates a payment via the API, the customer pays on a ready-made page, and the order status updates via webhook.
Sign-up is open, no monthly fee.Order ↔ payment
Pass your order number in orderId — it comes back in every webhook.
Prices in dollars
Set the amount in USD — it’s converted to the chosen coin at a locked rate.
CSV export
All payments with filters and an export for accounting.
A typical integration takes an evening: one request to create a payment at checkout and a webhook handler that marks the order as “Paid”. Repeating the request with the same Idempotency-Key won’t create a second payment, even if the customer clicks the button twice.
Crypto opens the door to buyers for whom cards are inconvenient: people in other countries, those facing bank restrictions, or simply those used to paying in USDT. For them it’s often the only way to buy.
If your integration isn’t ready yet, issue invoices manually from the dashboard — the customer gets a link and pays the same way.
One request to create a payment
The response contains the address, the exact amount and a link to a ready-made payment page. Status updates arrive via HMAC-signed webhooks.
curl https://api.moonvex.org/v1/payments \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $MOONVEX_SECRET_KEY" \ -H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \ -d '{"orderId":"1001","amount":"49","currency":"USDT","network":"TRON"}'
How to get started
- 1
Sign up
Email and password — your project is created right away. Confirm your email and turn on 2FA.
- 2
API key or manual invoices
Create a key and a webhook under “Integration”, or issue invoices from the dashboard and the Telegram bot with no code.
- 3
Get paid
Your customer pays on the payment page, you get notified, and the funds land on your project balance.
FAQ
Is there a plugin for WooCommerce, OpenCart or Tilda?
Ready-made plugins are in development. For now you connect via the REST API or the Node.js SDK; on any platform with webhooks it’s a few dozen lines of code.
What if the customer doesn’t pay in full?
The customer has a window to top up. You’ll receive a webhook with the status and the actual amount.
Can I refund a customer?
Yes, by sending a payout to the customer’s address from the dashboard or via the API.
By coin and network
See also
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