Milestone Crypto Payment
A milestone crypto payment is a payment released, requested, or recognized when a defined project stage, delivery event, or contractual condition has…
Crypto Payments
Crypto payment acceptance, settlement, refunds, invoices and payouts.
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Minimum Block Confirmations
Minimum block confirmations is the lowest confirmation count a system permits for a transaction to qualify for a particular action or policy.…
Minimum Payment Amount
Minimum payment amount is the lowest value a merchant or payment system will accept for a crypto payment, invoice, asset, or network.…
Mixed Payment
A mixed payment settles one obligation using more than one payment method, currency, cryptocurrency, transaction, or source of funds. The system applies…
Mixer-Exposure Payment
A mixer-exposure payment is a crypto payment whose source of funds has a direct or indirect transaction relationship with a cryptocurrency mixer,…
Mobile Crypto Payment
A mobile crypto payment is a cryptocurrency payment initiated or approved through a smartphone or tablet using a wallet app, embedded checkout,…
Multi-Asset Checkout
Multi-asset checkout allows a customer to choose among several cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, or other payment assets for one order. The system calculates or…
Multi-Asset Payment
A multi-asset payment is a payment arrangement in which more than one cryptocurrency or token can be used, or more than one…
Multi-Chain Payment
A multi-chain payment is a payment capability that supports acceptance, routing, or settlement across more than one blockchain. The payer may select…
Multi-Confirmation Acceptance
Multi-confirmation acceptance is a payment policy that requires more than one accepted block after transaction inclusion before the payment is credited or…
Multi-Currency Crypto Payment
A multi-currency crypto payment is a payment experience that supports more than one pricing currency, payment asset, or settlement currency within a…
Multi-Factor Crypto Payment Matching
Multi-factor crypto payment matching is the attribution of a transfer by evaluating several independent signals together rather than relying on only an…
Multi-Network Crypto Payment
A multi-network crypto payment is a payment offering that allows a payer to use one of several blockchain networks, often for the…
Multi-Transaction Payment
A multi-transaction payment is an invoice payment satisfied by two or more blockchain transactions rather than one transfer. It can occur when…
Multiple Crypto Refund
A multiple crypto refund occurs when more than one cryptocurrency refund transaction is issued against the same original payment or commercial obligation.…
Native Asset Payment
A native asset payment is a payment made with the blockchain's built-in currency rather than with a token issued by a smart…
Net Crypto Settlement
Net crypto settlement offsets multiple payment credits and debits before transferring or crediting a single net amount. For a merchant, the calculation…
Network Withdrawal Fee
A network withdrawal fee is a charge applied when digital assets are sent from a platform or wallet to an external blockchain…
Network-Based Confirmation Threshold
A network-based confirmation threshold is a payment policy that assigns different confirmation or finality requirements according to the blockchain on which a…
Network-Based Payment Matching
Network-based payment matching is the attribution of an incoming transfer using the blockchain network as a required matching dimension alongside asset, address,…
Network-Specific Payment Asset
A network-specific payment asset is a cryptocurrency or token defined together with the blockchain network on which it is accepted, such as…
Non-Custodial Crypto Payment
A non-custodial crypto payment is a payment flow in which the payment service does not take ongoing control of the merchant's or…
Non-Expiring Crypto Payment Link
A non-expiring crypto payment link is a reusable or long-lived checkout URL that remains available without a fixed short payment-session expiry, subject…
Off-Chain Payment
An offchain payment transfers value through channels, internal balances, or signed state updates without immediately publishing the payment as a blockchain transaction.…