Overview

Bitpayway is a stablecoin payment provider designed to be practical and simple to use. With the best fees on the market, our platform offers the best solution for on-chain payments. It was designed so you can integrate easily and start using it right away. Our support is personalized and human (no bots!).

What you can do

• Quick and simple integration with your application, with support for multiple networks.
• Manage payments for each of your businesses separately.
• Receive payments with immediate liquidity (no custody on our side).
• Support for multi-destination payments. Part of the payment goes to your account and part to one of your partners.
• Receive signed webhook notifications when an order status changes.
• Follow orders, values and transaction details in the dashboard.

Supported assets and networks

Network	Stablecoins	Platform fee
Ethereum	USDT, USDC	1%
Arbitrum	USDT, USDC	1%

Payments must be made with the official token contracts below. Tokens bridged from another network, such as USDC.e on Arbitrum, are not accepted.

Network	Stablecoin	Token contract	Decimals
Ethereum	USDT	0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7	6
Ethereum	USDC	0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48	6
Arbitrum	USDT (USD₮0)	0xFd086bC7CD5C481DCC9C85ebE478A1C0b69FCbb9	6
Arbitrum	USDC	0xaf88d065e77c8cC2239327C5EDb3A432268e5831	6

On Arbitrum, the USDT contract identifies itself as USD₮0, Tether's official USDT on that network. Wallets and explorers may show either name.

Availability can depend on the stablecoin and network configuration enabled for your business. See how the fees are calculated.

Your first payment in 4 steps

1. Create a business

In the dashboard, enter the name of your business to create its configuration. Each business has its own settings, keys, wallets and orders. Fill in its webhook URL and the redirect URLs for successful and failed payments. See Configuring your account.

2. Create the API and webhook keys and use them in your application

In the business configuration, create an API key and a webhook secret key, and store both on your server:

• The API key authenticates the requests your server sends to the API, in the Authorization header. Copy it when you create it, because it is not displayed again.
• The webhook secret key verifies the signature of the webhook notifications your application receives.

3. Register your wallets and authorize them on the blockchain

For each stablecoin on each network you want to accept, enter the address of the wallet that receives the payments. Then enable it by approving the on-chain transaction with MetaMask. You cannot create orders for a token until its wallet is enabled.

Multi-destination payments use their own wallet registry and need an additional setup.

4. Create orders and collect payment in the checkout

Your server creates a payment order with POST /api/order and redirects the customer to the gatewayUrl returned in the response. In the hosted checkout, the customer connects a wallet, pays and returns to your redirect URL. Your server then receives the webhook with the paid status.

Use the browser redirect to guide the customer experience, and use the signed webhook to confirm payment status on your server.