White-label crypto checkout
A hosted checkout that carries your brand and shows the customer exactly what to send — amount, asset, network, address and a countdown — so crypto payments are as clear as a card page.
A checkout customers understand
Crypto payments go wrong when the customer is unsure how much to send, on which network, and to where. The Payzuno checkout removes that doubt.
Every hosted pay page shows the exact crypto amount, the asset, the network, a scannable QR code and address, and a countdown to the quoted rate’s expiry. When multiple assets are enabled, the customer picks one and the page updates.
White-label by default
The page renders in your brand — logo, colour, and name. If a merchant sets no branding, it falls back to Payzuno automatically, so nothing ever looks unfinished. You can redirect customers to the hosted URL or embed it; merchants control iframe embedding through a per-merchant content-security policy.
Edge cases handled, not hidden
- Underpayment — the invoice is left short and surfaced to you, never silently marked paid.
- Overpayment — recorded against the merchant so it can be refunded or credited.
- Late payment — funds arriving after expiry are held, not lost.
Your backend learns about each of these through signed webhooks, and the payment status endpoint is always the authoritative record.
Prefer to build your own?
The same data that powers the hosted page is in the API response — amount, address, asset, network, and expiry — so you can render a fully custom checkout while Payzuno handles detection and settlement behind it. Start with the create-payment guide.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put my own brand on the checkout?
Yes. The hosted page renders with your logo, colour and name; if no branding is set it falls back to Payzuno automatically.
Can I embed the checkout in my site?
Yes. You can redirect to the hosted URL or embed it in an iframe, with embedding controlled per merchant via a content-security policy.
What does the customer see?
The exact amount to send, the asset and network, a QR code and address, and a countdown to the quoted rate’s expiry — so there is no ambiguity about how to pay.
What happens if the customer sends the wrong amount?
Underpayments leave the invoice short and are surfaced to you; overpayments are recorded for refund or credit; late payments are held rather than lost.
Can I build my own checkout instead?
Yes. The API returns the amount, address, asset, network and expiry, so you can render a custom checkout while Payzuno handles detection and settlement.
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