Overview
Account status and order totals across every rail.
Payment methods
Toggle what your customers can use at checkout — crypto assets are grouped by asset, click one to see its networks.
Checkout selector preview
What your storefront's checkout widget shows customers, given your enabled methods above.
PayPal payout
Give us the email on your PayPal Business account (with Advanced Checkout approved). We process PayPal payments on your behalf and route funds straight to that email — we never see your PayPal login. An operator reviews and approves the email before it goes live.
Stripe
Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay run on your own Stripe account — payments settle directly to you, and you are the merchant of record for them. We never hold these funds.
Connect your Stripe account
From your Stripe dashboard: Developers → API keys for the two keys, and Developers → Webhooks for the signing secret.
Subscriptions
Recurring plans run on your own Lemon Squeezy account — Lemon Squeezy is the Merchant of Record, so it collects the money, handles VAT/sales tax, and settles to you directly. We never hold these funds. Connect your account below, then switch the rail on under Payment methods.
Connect your Lemon Squeezy account
From your Lemon Squeezy dashboard: Settings → API for the key, Settings → Webhooks for the signing secret, and your store ID from the store URL.
FastSpring
Runs on the platform's own FastSpring account — you supply no API keys at all. Enrol, and we route your sales under our Merchant-of-Record agreement.
Whop
Hosted checkout on your own Whop company — Whop is the Merchant of Record for your sales, collects the money, handles tax, and settles directly to you. We never hold these funds. Connect your account below, then switch Whop checkout on under Payment methods.
Connect your Whop account
From your Whop dashboard: Developer → API keys for the key (needs checkout_configuration:create, plan:create, access_pass:create/update), your company id (biz_…), and the signing secret of the webhook you register below.
Checkout wording
What a buyer reads on the payment pages we render for you — the confirmation after a bank transfer, the line under a field they got wrong. Leave a box empty and the platform wording is used, in English. Write in it and yours is used instead, everywhere that situation comes up, for every payment method.
Messages shown to buyers
Plain sentences, no formatting or placeholders. 400 characters each.
Manual transfer
No processor sits behind this rail — you are. A buyer picks it, reads your instructions below, sends the money outside the gateway, then tells us their email. You confirm or reject each one yourself once you've checked your own account.
How it's presented at checkout
Both fields are yours to write — bank details, a wallet address, "pay at pickup", anything. Saving this is the entire setup: there's no credential to connect and nothing for us to approve.
Icon shown at checkout
Optional — replaces the generic bank icon with your own (your bank's logo, a wallet mark, anything self-contained). SVG only, 64 KB max. Without one, buyers see the platform default.
Awaiting confirmation
Orders a buyer has picked this method for. Check your own account, then confirm or reject each one — rejecting cancels the order, it does not delete it.
Security
Two-factor authentication for your dashboard login.
Two-factor authentication
Add an authenticator app for stronger dashboard login security.
API keys
Your TEST key works immediately. Revoke a compromised key here — you'll need a new one before traffic on it resumes.
A LIVE key can only be issued once your account is ACTIVE.
Orders
All orders, either rail. Filter by status.