Credentials stay private
Server-side API credentials authenticate your integration. Secret keys must never appear in customer pages, public repositories or browser JavaScript.
Understand the approach to account access, private credentials and verified payment status.
Server-side API credentials authenticate your integration. Secret keys must never appear in customer pages, public repositories or browser JavaScript.
Treat a server-verified payment status as authoritative. Browser redirects and screenshots are not payment confirmation.
Merchant and owner consoles use separate account access. Account permissions determine which operations a merchant can perform.
Use a strong unique password, restrict who can access live credentials and keep settlement destinations accurate. Validate webhook signatures, handle repeated events safely and investigate uncertain payment or payout requests before retrying.
For a suspected account issue, contact support with a non-sensitive reference and a short description. Never include a password, API secret or wallet PIN.
Open merchant supportCreate your account, submit your business for review, and connect the payment methods your customers already know.