Checkout Payment
A checkout payment is the payment attempt or settlement action associated with a specific checkout and its order context. The checkout provides…
Crypto payment acceptance, settlement, refunds, invoices and payouts.
A checkout payment is the payment attempt or settlement action associated with a specific checkout and its order context. The checkout provides…
Conditional Crypto Payment is a crypto payment whose release, acceptance, transfer, or completion depends on one or more predefined conditions. The condition…
A confirmation override is an authorized exception that changes the normal confirmation requirement or resulting payment decision for a specific transaction, customer,…
Confirmation progress is the measured advancement of a transaction from initial block inclusion toward the required confirmation or finality threshold. It can…
A confirmation rule is the explicit condition a payment system uses to decide when an observed blockchain transaction has enough network evidence…
A confirmed transaction is a blockchain transaction that has been included in an accepted block and has reached the confirmation condition stated…
A consumer-to-business crypto payment is a transfer from an individual customer to a merchant or service provider using cryptocurrency or stablecoins. The…
Consumer-to-Business Stablecoin Payment is a stablecoin payment from an individual consumer to a business for a purchase, bill, subscription, deposit, or other…
Contract Token Payment is a payment made with a token implemented by a smart contract rather than with the blockchain network’s native…
Contractor Crypto Payment is a cryptocurrency payment made to an independent contractor for completed work, milestones, retainers, expenses, or other contractual compensation.…
Conversion Asset is the asset into which an incoming payment is converted or the intermediary asset used during a payment conversion workflow.…
Counterfeit-Token Payment is a transfer of an unauthorized or deceptive token that imitates the name, symbol, branding, or apparent identity of a…
Creator Crypto Payment is a cryptocurrency payment made to a content creator, artist, streamer, developer, or other creator for sales, royalties, sponsorships,…
Cross-asset crypto settlement occurs when the asset used by the payer differs from the asset ultimately credited to the recipient or merchant.…
A Cross-Border Crypto Payment is a transfer in which the payer and payee, their payment providers, or the settlement systems are located…
Cross-Border Stablecoin Payment is a stablecoin payment in which payer and recipient, business entities, or economic activity span different countries or currency…
Cross-Border Supplier Payment is a payment made by a business to a supplier in another country, using cryptocurrency or stablecoins as the…
A cross-network payment is a payment in which value, instructions, or settlement moves between different blockchain networks or payment rails. It can…
Crypto Acceptance Policy is a documented framework stating which crypto payments a business will accept and under what commercial, technical, risk, and…
Crypto acquiring is the merchant-facing service that enables businesses to accept cryptocurrency payments and receive an agreed settlement outcome. It can provide…
Crypto Auto-Conversion is the automatic conversion of received cryptocurrency into another asset according to predefined merchant or treasury rules. It separates the…
Crypto Bill Payment is the use of cryptocurrency or stablecoins to satisfy a bill issued for utilities, services, taxes, credit, subscriptions, invoices,…
Crypto billing is the creation and management of charges, invoices, or recurring obligations that customers can pay with cryptocurrency or digital assets.…
Crypto Callback Manipulation is an attack or integrity failure in which payment callback or webhook data is forged, altered, replayed, redirected, or…
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