Travel Crypto Payment
A travel crypto payment is a cryptocurrency payment for travel-related goods or services such as flights, accommodation, tours, vehicle rental, or booking…
Crypto Payments
Crypto payment acceptance, settlement, refunds, invoices and payouts.
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Treasury Crypto Payment
A treasury crypto payment is a cryptocurrency transfer initiated as part of an organization's treasury operations rather than a retail checkout. It…
Unconfirmed Payment Acceptance
Unconfirmed payment acceptance is a policy under which a merchant treats a broadcast blockchain transaction as sufficient for some business action before…
Underpaid Crypto Payment
An Underpaid Crypto Payment occurs when verified value received for an invoice or order is less than the amount required under the…
Underpayment Coverage
Underpayment coverage is the amount or proportion of an invoice shortfall absorbed, funded, or otherwise resolved by a merchant, platform, payer, credit,…
Underpayment Management
Underpayment management is the process of detecting, classifying, communicating, resolving, and reconciling payments below the required amount. Possible outcomes include requesting the…
Underpayment Policy
An underpayment policy is the documented decision framework a merchant or payment platform uses when confirmed receipts fall below the required invoice…
Underpayment Rate
Underpayment rate is the percentage of eligible payment attempts or invoices that receive less than the required amount during a defined period.…
Underpayment Recovery
Underpayment recovery is the controlled process for resolving a payment that remains below the required amount after validation. Options include requesting a…
Underpayment Tolerance
Underpayment tolerance is the maximum verified shortfall a merchant will automatically accept when a payment is below the required amount. It may…
Unique Payment Address
A unique payment address is a blockchain destination assigned exclusively to one invoice, order, customer, or payment session for a defined use.…
Unsolicited Crypto Payment
An unsolicited crypto payment is a transfer received without an active invoice, payment request, expected customer obligation, or prior agreement. It may…
Unsupported Asset Payment
An unsupported asset payment occurs when a payer sends a cryptocurrency or token that the receiving merchant, invoice, address, or processor is…
Unsupported Network Payment
An unsupported network payment is a cryptocurrency transfer made on a blockchain that the merchant or payment provider does not support for…
Unsupported Token Payment
An unsupported token payment is a transfer of a blockchain token that the merchant or payment provider has not approved for the…
Unsupported-Address Payment
An unsupported-address payment is a transfer sent to an address that the merchant or payment system does not recognize as a valid…
Vendor Crypto Payment
A vendor crypto payment is a business payment made in cryptocurrency to an external provider of goods or services. The term is…
Vendor Crypto Payout
A vendor crypto payout is a cryptocurrency payment made to a supplier, contractor, service provider, or other business vendor to satisfy an…
Wallet Checkout
A wallet checkout is a payment interface that lets a customer select or connect a cryptocurrency wallet, review a merchant’s payment request,…
Wallet-Based Checkout
Wallet-based checkout is a checkout design that relies on a cryptocurrency wallet for payment initiation and authorization. It can use wallet connection,…
Wallet-Based Invoice Payment
A wallet-based invoice payment occurs when a payer uses a cryptocurrency wallet to satisfy an invoice. The wallet receives or reconstructs the…
Wallet-to-Wallet Payment
A wallet-to-wallet payment is a cryptocurrency transfer from one blockchain wallet or wallet account to another. The wallets may be self-custodial or…
Web3 Payment
A Web3 payment is a digital-asset payment initiated through a blockchain-enabled application, wallet, smart account, or smart contract. It can support token…
White Label Branding
White label branding is the application of a merchant's identity, visual system, language, and customer communication to a payment experience powered by…