Refund-to-Original-Address
Refund-to-original-address is a policy of sending a refund back to an address associated with the original payment rather than a new address…
Crypto payment acceptance, settlement, refunds, invoices and payouts.
Refund-to-original-address is a policy of sending a refund back to an address associated with the original payment rather than a new address…
Requested Payment Currency is the fiat currency, coin, token, or unit in which the merchant expresses the amount due in the payment…
Required block confirmations is the configured number of accepted blocks a transaction must have before a provider or application treats it as…
A retail crypto payment is a digital-asset transfer used to pay for goods or services in a consumer-facing physical or online retail…
Retail Stablecoin Payment is a stablecoin payment intended for consumer-facing purchases, bills, transfers, or other retail-value transactions. In a production payment system,…
A Reusable Crypto Address is a blockchain address intentionally retained for multiple incoming transfers rather than generated for one payment only.
A Reusable Crypto Payment Link is a checkout URL designed to accept more than one payment or to remain available across customers…
A risk-based confirmation threshold adjusts the payment assurance required according to the potential loss and characteristics of a specific transaction.
SaaS Crypto Payment is a crypto payment used to purchase or renew access to software delivered as an online service.
Same-asset crypto settlement occurs when the merchant ultimately receives the same cryptocurrency or token used for the accepted payment, without a mandatory…
Sanctioned-Address Payment is a payment involving a blockchain address identified on an applicable sanctions list or linked to a sanctioned person under…
Scam-Address Payment is a payment sent to or received from an address credibly associated with fraud, impersonation, theft, phishing, or another scam…
Scheduled Crypto Payment is a crypto payment instructed or authorized for execution at a future time or according to a recurring schedule.…
Scheduled crypto settlement is settlement executed automatically at predefined times or intervals, such as hourly, daily, weekly, or after a cut-off. The…
A self-custody payment is a cryptocurrency payment in which the relevant payer or recipient controls the private keys used to authorize or…
Service Crypto Payment is a crypto payment made in exchange for labor, professional work, digital access, utilities, hosting, consulting, or another non-goods…
A shareable payment link is a hosted checkout URL intended for distribution through email, messaging, social media, websites, invoices, or support conversations.…
A single-transaction multi-invoice payment uses one blockchain transaction to cover several distinct merchant invoices. Whether this is supported depends on the blockchain…
A single-use crypto payment link is a checkout URL intended to complete one payment only. It points to a payment session with…
A smart account payment is a blockchain payment initiated or controlled by a programmable account rather than only by a basic externally…
A smart contract payment is a transfer in which blockchain code receives, routes, releases, exchanges, or conditionally controls value. Instead of paying…
A social commerce payment is a payment for a purchase initiated or completed through a social network, messaging service, creator page, or…
A spam crypto payment is an unwanted low-value or misleading transfer sent to a merchant or wallet to create noise, advertise a…
A split crypto payment is a payment whose value is divided among multiple recipients, accounts, obligations, or settlement destinations according to predefined…
Core concepts behind cryptocurrency, blockchain and distributed systems.
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Networks, consensus systems, protocols and blockchain infrastructure.
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Digital assets, token standards, cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.
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